Short Realising Poems

Realising
Feelings
Didn't
Numb
Them....

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Sitting here, learning
how to be human...
realising we are not....

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Open orifice.
Yield yourself.
Sensually salty.
Tasty treat.
Erogenous events.
Rapidly realising
Sexual satisfaction....

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Saturday is my favourite 
day; but I may have 
ruined it forever 
after realising
that is has 
the word
turd in
it...

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I can't get moving today
All my oomph has flown away,
I keep on muttering Um and Ah
Realising this won't take me far
I gave up and decided to play, OK....

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realising how life is given to kids,
nurturing like feeding a cat out of your palm.
Sometimes unfortunate, sometimes unlucky.
twisted fate crawls and switches off the light....

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133
That's were I aspire to be
Its at the top of the ladder
Makes others feel sadder
At the though of being second
Slowly realising an average score beckoned
And to sum 133 up
Its now time for me to shut up...

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Always preferred the truths of fiction
to the lies of facts
Never realising the time
while living the moment
Reasoning that trends
are always followed by trends
and ends are never followed
now challenge me to fail...

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There are numbers of consciousnesses
Awakened by growing intuition and spirituality
Realising shadows have veiled them with illusions
They realise theirs is the power to make better choices
...

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When we follow a this or that cult
The life path easy becomes difficult
Know oh hermit, the entity that strives
Without so realising, with ego connives
Whereas in truth, nothing need be done
Because God and soul, already are one...

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I love it when i
realise the day
The captured smells amidst the sunny prone
mixes of chocolate and spilled fizz
splattered lotion and water spray
melted blacktop and toasted toes
realising the day within the day
and the seconds within moments...

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smile                                        
           sincere,  broadly.  
  beaming,  dimpling,   hoping        
  lover, friend,  partner, mate                       
 disrupting, doubting, realising
         hopeless, tearful
                  fears....

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A lady on the subway
Breaks down 
and cries from someone drawing her portrait. 
I guess, she has never seen how beautifUl she is before. 
She is art, just like you...
Tears or not, 
when you see your reflection. 
Realising you're a masterpiece 
is just the start.....

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Gentle rain shower looking beautiful
until the roof starts leaking 
Egoic indulgence hardly seem harmful
until we feel ourselves contracting

We first build up the momentum
and then upon realising seek undoing
The sway of the pendulum
takes time in again quietening

18-August-2020...

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Gentle rain shower looking beautiful
until the roof starts leaking 
Egoic indulgence hardly seem harmful
until we feel ourselves contracting

We first build up the momentum
and then upon realising seek undoing
The sway of the pendulum
takes time in again quietening

23-August-2020...

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The pace is fast
Everybody is in a puff
Putting harsh words
Exchanging unfriendly swords
Trying to hurt each other
Not realising the victim in part
None other than oneself
The pain is inflicted
Inflicting wounds and new injuries
Endlessly it conjures
A new day begins
New pain regains...

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in a world so full yet so empty, many of us lose interest in ourselves. 
i forgot who i was before my illness and i don’t know if i want to get better. 
the first step of recovery is realising you want to recover. but i’ve been sick for so long, that being in a healthy body would feel like i’m no longer home....

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Having to believe was always hard for me
Fath without an eye
Never felt the glory glow
Lived my life as alone
may have heard you drone
Sometime slip back
A dawn with a crack
A breakdown start
Certainty realising its mistake
Trying to find fate at the fete
feeturing a feat
Whats it like on my planet
who says i am on a planet...

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we are fascinated
by the cells and the systems
now here
white dog waggled her 
half cut tail
divine occupance here
for a very short while
wiping the tears
electromagnetic force of
the existence
realising experiencing
and healing miraculously
unconcerned like a comet
about to be delivered
black dog joined the white
peacefully...

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Snapped , broken , strewn
Discarded pieces lay.
A pen can be as mighty as a sword in what daggerd words say, 
Forgiveness is key for the soul, forget the stupid fool .
Words are bound written down.like vows intended.

Realising they need to be disregarded for my might is what let's me grow bigger than the tree whose branches do flow....

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INTO YOUR EYES I SEE MYSELF
MESMERISING ME YOU STOOD THERE
IN A MOMENT U MADE ME SECURE
SO MUCH AROUND ME I DIDN'T MIND
SOMEWHERE UNDER THE BROAD BLUE SKY
YOU AND I HOLDING OUR HANDS
OVER MY BED I WAS LYING AWAKEN
UTTERING THE MOST PAINFUL WORDS REALISING IT'S JUST A DREAM...

NOTE::
THE WORDS ARE THE 1ST LETTERS OF THESE SENTENCES...

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Everything is under one roof,
Realising the truth with proof.
No one wants to talk to you,
Feeling depressed losing hope,
In a locked suit, which doesn't suit.
It's a kinda feeling neither happy, 
Nor sad but it makes you feel bad.
So be strong, bounce back like,
Never before because you,
Can do anything and finally,
It’s you versus you....

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The wily fox found a gun,
Laying on the ground.
The curious fox picked it up,
Not realising what he had found.
He fiddled with the firearm
And came across the trigger,
He cocked the gun, and it went oiff,
Which made the old fox s.
Then suddenly, out of the bush,
A poacher popped his head.
This wily old fox was quick,
And shot the poacher dead....

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When bereaved
it is only natural
to hope instinctively
for an eventual reunion
to take place
with the departed-
although we are possibly
already reunited?
Sufferring the pain
of seeming seperation
during our brief mortality,
we long to see each face
of loved ones lost,
and to hear each voice again-
without realising they never really
left at all....

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LIFE’S  IRONIES


Driving an automatic but still wondering where the clutch is
Wanting to dance  but being unable to find your crutches

Understanding Shakespeare but still not stifling a yawn
Realising who was important in life after  they’re gone

Having cash  to pay the heating bill when you’re  not cold
Knowing how to but not being able to when you’re  old...

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