Short Reconnected Poems
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Cut Flowers
The scent of cut flowers arose,
Then cool water tickled her toes,
She turned with a start,
To the flower cart,
And reconnected the drainage hose.
Locked in a pod
With like minded souls
Like peas in a pod
Never peas in a bowl
Reconnected with God
Within I is what I know
My God who despises
The ones in control
We don’t always make it out
But to try is the goal
18 days after I reconnected with mother
my world now dark with grief and bother
so I'll walk the path of my sister and brother
and never again will I bother with mother
Was planning on just Christmas wishes
and Happy Birthday
but Mum I won't bother, you're vicious
and you're crappiness hurts me.
Reconnected
We have finally reconnected.
All those years lost, love was affected
Now in the present, we can forget some of the past
And continue what we had, finally at last
Waiting all those years, love has been conflicted
But by God's grace reconnection was predicted
It was worth the wait and I know this is true
Because nothing is better then being back with you
Subconscious held vistas jolts me awake
In partial remembering I reluctantly forsake
Emotions are stirring, adrenalin on high
As recalled images flash on by
Innermost urgings, long forgotten times
Hearts reconnecting to a love that binds
Nightly slumbers in a faraway realm
Recharged, reconnected our soul's at the helm
Finally discharging duties here on earth
To return enlightened to the land before birth.
The light in the window,
candle in the hall
The torch in the jungle
all beacons that call
That voice in the distance,
the one just next door
The whisper screams loudest,
when heard from afar
That flame that once beckoned,
the one that still shines
Those rays reconnected,
new vision sublime
To see it and hear it,
to know it once more
One spark yet to strike
—last blaze still to roar
(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2018)