Short Reimagined Poems

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Do Over

Revisiting places,
a fresh pair of eyes

All time reimagined 
—the how and the why

(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2020)
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member December Reimagined

The moon risen high, over
    the burial vault of the sun
  to the accompaniment of fireworks
    from competing constellations

  ~ All this, before suppertime

Connected Beings

You want to take things
Off the grid
Disappear
Into the woods
Build a house
Turn the earth
Grow your food
Natural birth

I want to take things
To the edge
Reimagined
From a pledge
Create a home
Stop the world
Enjoy a meal
Graffiti mural

Commence Rebirth

Lend me your insight,
your light,
left a yonder breath, done right.

Not a prayer, but wisdom from your eye sight;
let me in to your mind, let me in.

Lend me a piece, lend me a puzzle,
lend me a breath to cease the muzzle;
let me reimagine mother earth,
*The earth reimagined?*
Commence rebirth!

Secrets of Fun Revealed

The secret to having fun 
At any age,
Is mostly found in those who have,
  spent time under the sun,
Enough to fire up their imagination,
So, their creative juices  can start flowing again.

Fun can be reimagined at any age,
Fun can be reinvented at any age,
So, what are you waiting for . . . !


Premium Member SOUL BLESSED GRACE-

Ever painful? Oh, yet, but I can breathe so distasteful. Oh yet, but I can see blinded by my fatalities. All oarts of mortal vessel life Covered by the one that gives me breathe. Hush, ever quiet I am covered and graced Garnished in Faith A prodigal son reimagined I am everpresent soul blessed Grace
8/7/26 Written by James Edward Lee Sr 2026
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Spirit, Like a Rose

Sometimes, my spirit blossoms like a rose Opening up full petal to quietly reveal Its fragrant presence in my languishing soul And relishing the sweet scent of perfume Beckons to me come nearer and revel In its awesome glory. Cautions me, too, To avoid its sharp and piercing thorns.
Reimagined May 9, 2021 For "Nature" contest Sponsored by Regina McIntosh

Premium Member Sweet Gifts

Christmas reimagined by who…
not Horton nor Whoville
but Doctor Who

A bride vanished from altar
Her reception,
hopped up with Santas and a tree

Ornaments’ revolving, lifting,
evolving into bombs

Jitters, not the groom or bride

A network web
of complexity below
the complex

Racnoss wrapping
sweet gifts

not at all nice

10/29/2022

*For those not familiar, Racnoss are Arachnids

Premium Member Coronavirus Ii

Caught up in broke and broken
operating on what we can; 
Ready to rise by your own bootstraps? 
Or fall, never to be reimagined;
No answers with a diagnosis 
ask if humanity is worth saving;
Vitamins flood a prescription we should know ;
It’s a dangerous money making machine;  
Redefining lifestyles can change everything;
Understand you have a choice to stand up;
Stop feeding pharmacies instead of yourself.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A Single Flame

innocence memorialized in candlelight
as we sit and dream in its gleam
of flickering and playful flames
timeless and free flowing
finding each other in the midst of longing
vigilant in the rapture of a touch
reimagined
ritualizing the oneness of our being
connected in the purest form
within the glow of warm light and soft wishes
without the barriers of the tick-tock clock
endlessly - breathlessly
lost in love

Premium Member Ethereal Autumn Sun

I am Seraphim voyaging to descend
Spanning the lake of invisible water
A spindrift of twirls of huffing wind
Falling-in Fall leaves gathered on a rusted altar
Blissing in delicate spirals I bend
Just where the river ends
Exalted and brilliant within intangible halos
I light the world then setting slow
In golden hues I fade then falter
Sublimely reimagined I do delight
To evaporate into the glow of night
Painting the moon with vestiges of the coming day

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