Transported Poems - Poems about Transported

women amid floral bouquet transports me back to nineteen twenty-three I was here, on this boardwalk, with my lover how I know this I do not know, but I do....

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The transport - imposing, loud, on time. Rising smoke, intoxicating black cloud. She steps past the tracks, onto the platform. Ebonic eyes float up to her waiting kin. She ascends the steel stairs, as hearts Beat faster, and shyness slides behind Mom and Dad. Dark braids, high cheeks, Red lipstick - all envelops her mystique. Melodic voice, a fashion designer. She Arrives from...

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Music fills my heart and embodies my soul The sounds vibrate it's rock and roll The band brings me back to days gone by We are urged to sing along we must comply The ground begins to shake as people start to dance Bodies sway back and forth as off in a trance I feel like I have been transported back...

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TRANSPORTATION, A POETRY LESSON OF HISTORY Transplanted, unwittingly, an invasive plant Transported – the ship itself – to foreign port Far, far away from welcome, the known – So far and foreign, I’d never own a home Volunteering because tears are jeweled nothings Often teaching, as I did in my own land; not reaching Those infatuated with fears, violence, violenteering – When not...

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A crisp frozen winter morn so sunny bright Even with body aching agony groan Too cold for outside play gathering pine cone Th distant hills and close valley in sight Yapping of coyote sometimes is a fright Ice on the brown dead grass in the sun shown Cawing of the crows as they escape in flight With a morn like this spirit...

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Let's slide down a worm ole into a parallel dimension where there is no space or time We are in a void In empty space To empty our heavy minds Let's disappear into the silence Hidden with our invisibility cloaks Into a vortex swirling down into a plane of light Symmetrical columns give balance to the surroundings A pond of twisting water cycles i clockwise...

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