Short Oxygenated Poems

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Premium Member Savior Empties All

blood pumps through body Savior empties All of His curse of Cain sprinkled oxygenated my soul’s breath I’m reborn in heaven’s womb


Premium Member Nature

N atural niceties
A ffectionate afterthoughts in the afternoon
T antilising textures
U nderstanding the unseen
R epeated splendidness in the morning mist
E ssential oxygenated environment
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member TO AN ALLEGORICAL BREEZE OF WARM AIR

TO AN ALLEGORICAL BREEZE OF NATURE
(Apropos Of A Warm Breath Of Air)

A sweet summer breeze;
An aromatic delight:
God’s warm exhaled breath:-
My our world’s lungs soon be filled
With God’s inhaled peace and love.:-
Oxygenated
In God’s warmth, let’s seek building
A oneness nation:-

For Whom the Pyres Burn

The smoke is rising
On the far horizon
The Eastern skies are aglow
With the countless fires,
Of funeral pyres
In numbers we cannot know,
Strange fires indeed
That burn for the need
Of oxygenated air.
And we, who stand so far away,
Are still left cold, and smugly say,
“We are here, and they are there.”
But it’s fools who stand and look on blind
At the smoke that’s carried on the westward wind.

© Barry Freeman	5th May 2021

Life Goes On

For me, 
it's when 
I pause from
crying
because I hear
laughing.
The weed and the
flower
both give
oxygenated
power
Both sustain.
Beauty and pain
When we rise;
when we fall,
when storms
come and remove
our bedrock
Life still pays
dividends
with mineral deposits
and adds stock
with spiritual
significance.
A touch of sun
evaporates a lot of rain.
Whether once removed
or family added to
Life goes on
and his beat
will be something
we can ride to
© Ts Lewis  Create an image from this poem.


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