Unmoored Poems - Poems about Unmoored

The Unmoored Ship I waltz through the ship, Yet not dancing like the eerie drizzle in my mind, While footprints dissolve into the quiet embrace of the deck. The laborers pace back and forth, Hauling their burdens— Just like me, struggling to steady my steps, Misaligned with my thoughts. I beg the tranquil wind Not to whisper my prophecy to the sky, But the sky...

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white balloon of pulse beats its sluggish hops on March land matted with half melted snow freed from a nearby high rise balcony cut from its red and blue compatriots still hooked onto the railing a matter of strings becoming frayed small white blimp reacting to a wind that means much less to others unsettling to think it can't find its...

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REVELATION It was ages since we ‘d met. I dread her visits. The melodrama and discord leave me unmoored. My sister’s hugs morphed into stones, dropped one by one. Words hitting dark water. Circles of disbelief spun around me. Not one scintilla of truth. I glimpsed her self-satisfied smirk. We’d been close in our teens… A deep breath. No ,...

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Blessings For your pendant fingers Coconut skin Heart chakra third eye visions Knotting off Void While we shared a harbor Now Unmoored in Loss Waves greet the sky My blessings sink to cyphers Of a language buried In the din of Ocean...

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How chafed the foot bereft of sole, when unshod thoughts meet splintered floor. Known terra firma drifts from whole, as reason loses sight of shore. I’ll wander where the breeze seems kind; sweet apple blossom fairies lure. Away from those who cage the mind, indulging revelations – pure. I’ll play the bride in quaint repose, replete in sagely fettered yearn. A farm house...

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