Unfound Poems - Poems about Unfound

Under the old oak tree Undying memories Until tornado winds Undid that tree, your grave Unveiled huge toppled stump Uplifted her through air Unfound- Felisha Cat. April 30, 2021 Contest: Pleiades U Sponsor: Kim Merryman True Story~ May 2018 (only a piece of her gravestone, was found) ...

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that crab nip upon fingertips as sunlight tilts his hat and nighttime makes his start drinking liquid from the passing breeze unanticipated tremble of the knees Squawked yawn as seagull retires and sound swathes its way through quicksand air Slip your chill past neckline nomadic course down spine Wrap your silk cotton darkness around safe but unsound unfound...

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Eventually all loves will go away. Either dying off one by one or simply hobble away to nowhere. After they're gone the best we can wish for is to feel the bones of their kisses and the soul of memories. The reward for longevity is loneliness....

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Thundering, down falls lightening Skyward rises  clouds of amber The thick mist clings to my tears Ever present trickling down To sorrowful earth below. Saltine linear tracks Climbing so low beyond All my confusions Open doors now locked tightly With the sighs of my despair. Daybreak fails my eyes Left to a quest alone Shuddering in cold gardens Poppy and belladonna Best friends we are three. Faint and...

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Actually, I shouldn't have walked away Because nothing could be so unforgiving Can't you understand how everything is gone? Doesn't matter anymore, nothing matters Except I lost something.... I never had...

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I am used to these ones not being there Acquainted with truth; that they don’t care Your weakest efforts to bring me to mind Are all your strongly willed alibis On stranger’s tide, one part of my life They run, then hide, whilst I surf the tides Alone at sea, my flesh has failed me Along with it, all humanity I am used...

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Somewhere I exist just not where this world can see husk blown in the wind...

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