Short Precursors Poems

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Hot humid summer days annoying gulls and crowded beaches are precursors to August's dog day heat.
Form: Ninette


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With Biden and Xi hand in hand
Fentanyl precursors are banned
What’s the surprise
As costs of a high rise?
The incentive for crime will expand!

Author’s note: I expect many more of us will be burglarized, robbed, and assaulted. What’s the harm in focusing on treating addiction?
Form: Limerick

A Different Road

Men prepare for the road ahead
And I implore you be not late,
You need carry no belongings 
Save the vagaries of your fate.

Know when you take this journey long
You would traverse beyond the blue,
Walk the path your precursors took
Though they had not the faintest clue.
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Form: Elegy

Latent Heat

Latent Heat




Does she know the picture she paints
Through a tango of curves
Precursors of want without restraint 

The lines of artists have adorned time with such
In praise of this illusive capture
And Da Vinci has mourned the brittle brush

Can she know the pining pang she caused
In his every touch
To know how diligent they could tell her more

As if he tried to speak through glass
And know the weave of silk

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Languishing in liminal limbo
Feathers fray before striking harmony 

Tidal waves in my brain have ebbed and 
Flowed, expanded and contracted guiding 
Wings of my astral soul across desolation;
Precursors       upon mantles with no equal 

Sentinels of sanguine, like the Kings Guard
Watching over my journey, Angels cradling 
My thoughts and deeds                  push

Sometimes pull

The look on her face

Liquid

                    The Cardinals

Daybreak song!


Sonnet 1

The heart seeks that which it cannot have;
For that of perfect beauty.
The corruption of life they desperately shave,
Yet fail to see the grace in duty.
Duty, such as the autumn tree,
Seen as pride before the fall,
Magnificent waves lapping o'er the sea
As precursors to a great blue wall.
Yet those who find that which they seek,
Searching far and wide,
Seeing life at its true peek
In the Lord whey now abide.
Though the world will try to lure you in,
True beauty lies in God akin.

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