Mystery Simile Poems

More to her there than meets the eye
    a hint of bare shoulder, a near-glimpse of thigh
  
  Her golden...

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Must you ask, what you are to me?
     Then let me say, and say it well.
You were a soul behind a...

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Light crashes sounds like brittle glass 
Slashes shards across my worn aching eyes 
The colors reak of deep rot like blues 
Creeping green burning acidic...

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*** Trees ***

With or without their leaves,
Call out to me
Especially with a spiritual mystery
That amplifies as I investigate
And admire the vast variety
Of their beauty —
Borne...

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My poems are ghost-written.
I scarcely identify the visitants
Mingling with heedless shadows.

Poltergeists outfit my words.
Though we converse,
I hardly know them,
And seldom fathom
Their prophecies.

My poems hemorrhage
In convulsive...

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Eyelashes 
  Batting in bashful style 
    Like the dance of weeping willow leaves

Sculpted nose 
  Crafted in perfection 
...

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Collecting words has
resulted into a lifetime of gathering.
now I am choosing which
words to send you;
I send you choice words on special days,
and specific words on...

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 She is a deep feet                 
She has beaten...

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Had been perfect and free from corruption, a natural singularity
Fractals proceeding from fractals in perfect regularity
Then, all of a sudden – a cataclysm – this...

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You, looking at me
             Come and let me look closely
   ...

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Oh, the mystery of the Sea!
What treasures lie within your depths?
I stood upon the rocks looking out to sea,
And I heard the roaring waves
As they...

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Life is like an enormous mountain, see
It's a trek and often a struggle, so;
Be careful because you might lose footing;
Slip, all for nothing and danger...

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At night I sleep
Its start, I know not
But, will I ever know?

Now so long, still,
eyes close and open
Can I control, ever?

Someday these eyes,
finally, will close
How...

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laughter
a blessing
think
or old joke 
eggs and poultry...

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SONNET TO A SHORT HISTORY LESSON

It’s said that history will never fade;
That she’ll remain a taunting mystery—
Like sun devils hiding in the corners of shade;
And...

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