Short Portholes Poems
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portholes
round by design
in sides of ships and planes
encircle scenes of sky and sea
plugged snug
Sisters J E L L O cake madness
Illuminates smiles
Baked golden brown then cooled
Portholes jello jammed
Marshmellow skirting
Lip smacking
Good
Shipwreck
As the ship exploded and sunk, her crew
died a hundred times.
Through portholes they saw the green sea,
getting darker; they couldn´t hear their own
screams as the noise of crushed iron´s was
louder, like hundred express trains hurdling
toward obliviousness
And then the sea blew open doors
filled every cabin with incomprehension
…and then, yes then, they died again.
A thought wanders lonely, detached, into my brain
Meanders through portholes of pleasure and pain
Settles in a remote chamber of my dullard's mind
Yawns, stretches out, dons a sleeping cap
Drowsy, relaxed -- time for a very long nap...
When -- What this? -- a tiny spark ignites
Leaping to touch its neighbor's' dendrite
Soon my cerebrum's lit up, on fire
Thoughts fueling thoughts
~ Rocketing higher and higher
Silly girl
You sit here and lick away at your enlightened lollypop
Driving him with your silent stares
Open your eyes
Beautiful portholes
Holes to your ever giving soul
A soul that doesn't exist
To you….
Eyes that spill tears that are very real
To you…
The taste, salty
The trail they leave
A temporary reminder of sadness down your cheek
Goodness, look at the time
How long does this sadness intend to last?