Short Tangential Poems
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Admirable ability.
Rhythmically rendered.
Terrific talent.
Intense individuals.
Steadfastly studying.
Tangential thinkers.
Seeking serendipity.
© May16, 2011
Dane Smith-Johnsen
Tangential life should be the aim
Achieving a straight steady flow
Navigating the ups and downs
Generating a steady line
Evolving into mindful states
Never asleep, never over excited
Transcendental calmness
Infused within your state of being
Ascending to and even flow
Level not up, down but balanced.
Taking a stroll, silently tip-toe
Talking to strangers, tangential existence
Strangled for talk, struggled to speak
Straight for the taking, tangible change
Take a short cut, time stands still
Transformed the scenery, terraformed set
Shouts from the tomb, post-existential speech
Scanning the transcript, searching for truth
Early morning twilight rain
lasting an hour
a snapping of pictures
here and there-
the moon vibrates
no wave tides
away, the watch
hurries to some times
water is cool and hot-
woo, woo, woo
a cuckoo shouts
to thes things
partial glee in bliss and butter
laughing and flourishing in joy
may be akin
to an aestethic tangential
angle of apples?.
Early morning twilight rain
lasting an hour
a snapping of pictures
here and there-
the moon vibrates
no wave tides
away, the watch
hurries to some times
water is cool and hot-
woo, woo, woo
a cuckoo shouts
to thes things
partial glee in bliss and butter
laughing and flourishing in joy
may be akin
to an aestethic tangential
angle of apples?.
Before I Sally Off
Lost in Chicago
State and Madison.
Saturday, high noon.
Everyone and me.
Surrounded, I give up.
Against the curb,
the sea foams up
and in the distance
white birds soar,
black apostrophes
cleaver split
but still tangential,
rising, falling.
The light goes green.
Before I sally off
I look down and there
against the curb,
great white waters bowl
and people drown.
Donal Mahoney