Short Voids Poems
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Deepened aligning ¬~¬
Cobalt voids in blackened hue ~~~
Celestial royalty ¬~¬
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hearts of glass
hurled through air
in pieces
plastic idols
nesting dolls
caned by fear
opaque tears
swept beneath
smiling lacquer
My hands are shaking, not so much trembling.
I don't believe I have anything to tremble for, as of this moment.
They beat back and forth in a schizoid pattern,
Placed in a spacious space in time.
Hollows suck deep inside,
Growing strong with every tide,
The mouth of hollow lies below,
Where monsters live and sadness flow,
When I fall, they eat me alive ,
While they dance, I crawl to survive!
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as best she can
she tries
to insulate
each gap
of silence
the voids the cracks
with everything she can
anything to blur
the reality
she wants
so desperately
to gloss over
and forget
mindless chatter
most times sadly pathetic
AP: Honorable Mention 2022
Voids within fill, magnetism peaks
Feel soul’s luminescence
Caress divine, joyous heart seeks
Yearnings of innocence
Although life still does test
Ego cravings now rest
Love gets load off our chest
As bliss throbs thrill
Voids within fill
30-August-2021
Quietus
Fill all voids with love, oh hermit
All else mere thought construct
Judging neither fault nor merit
Let ego self-destruct
In sync with love’s bliss beat
Our vibrant heart upbeat
Embrace each soul we meet
Head-heart hand in glove
Fill all voids with love
27-September-2022
Quietus
One more cigarette she tells herself,
one more beer to get her though,
but she falls and she’ll drink more,
the absence of you
crawls awake, into her mindset
the worries of few
could you let her, ever mend herself
could you ever see it through?
'Cause she’ll push and she’ll pull
'till the other is all used
and he’ll leave her, just believe her
'cause what else is there to do?
i’ve never seen out a window ~ maybe you can help describe the scene
said the blind man to Siri ~ asking her to throw light on his life’s dream
a chatbot overheard Siri’s muteness ~ and typed I see what she means
#bonus monoku#
turn your iphone on its side ~ my point of view simply aligns the screen
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David Kavanagh