Short Traipsed Poems
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He, always alone in a crowd
she, always the centre of it;
they always arrived together
then part, he so quick disavowed
she traipsed to the men, in a flit;
he ever held on a tether.
And when they withdrew, he and she
there was no longer two, but three.
Listen to poem:
I am a tortoise
an age not shared by many
of shells left behind
traipsed sand trails vanish
a lifeless beach that grows cold
my birthday alone
no surprise present
still the same longevity
toast wish they were here
Date: 08/28/2019
Listen to poem:
Golden sets of
surfs surface,
delves surreal
golden sky,
Sands surrender
shoeless sole
soles traipsed a
hazy trail,
Gold rays graced and
heralds-in,
as an ochre
shore comply,
Gild shines serene
flocks of doves,
day sprung free a
summer's veil.
Date:08/30/2019
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A spider traipsed onto my knee
While I was reading in the bath
Though most might jump and scream and flee,
I just gave a little laugh
A baby Daddy Long-Legs!
(Though really, 'twas just a son)
I shooed him back onto his web,
And continued reading on...
*title is a spin on "Strange Bedfellows" ;)
*Lessons in life are funny contest entry
~JustThatArchaicPoet
In those days of darkness
My only salvation was a voice
Beckoning, teasing, whispering
The only silence amidst the noise
In those days I lingered
Blindly through corridors
That sole voice guiding
Through my mind’s many floors
I went through various levels
Empty rooms and solid walls
Through this place I’ve traipsed
Bloodied by many falls
Never had a horse and rider had a more intense bond
They communed with feelings others could not touch
It was no mistake their hair and attitude were identical
Meant to be together in this lifetime and possibly the next
They had a bond humans can only dream of
A natural chemistry that exuded trust and love
They were a sight as they traipsed through the snow
One in every way; telepathy oozing out of them
Mother said she drempt
and saw into a gloomy depth
where she glimpsed
souls engulfed
within the world's
wounds.
Mother said she saw
where demons traipsed
back and forth into the twelfth
of hell,
while anxious
angels
kept a watch amongst
the dreaming adze*
lest they awake the monster
waiting in the nothing.
* Adze: a vampiric being in Ewe folklore, told by the people of Togo and Ghana.