Sorry Voyage Poems

As I embrace the void
The void swallows me wholly 
The sentient  sense of nothingness fills my heart
The void hates light as the light blinds...

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By Poet: "A blue carpet as far as we can see. My child I call it an Ocean."

I could not stay,
just needed to run away.
Being...

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The best poetry stays silent and deep
It cries for attention below still waters
Each one melting into oceans weeping

I still fish poorly in infinity’s pool
With no...

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death will come quickly 
express elevator down 
new home BBQ city 

  

Date Written:3/7/2023 

"4 Place"...

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Jerusalem a city,                      ...

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THE CARE OF A ROSE
(A Crash Course)

Lesson One
(Undone)

Today we begin
Not a sin
Not to know
Roses grow
(Who will sow?)
*
A knot
A vine
A pass
In time
(Who will go?)

It starts with...

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Have you ever received an invitation from Death.

I did because someone in the home office overlooked that I had died once.

I died last year and...

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I am heading off to another dream
Where life and I make the perfect team
 
 
Date Written: 8/17/2020...

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You both my sweet heart,
Always loved me apart, 
Really you shine like a star, 
Which always reminds me the smile of art, 
Whenever I am...

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It’s complicated…
I’m the king of jealousy
Keep me up
I’m held down

Rumors are like the watery triangle of nasty errors… 
(Aphradere waterfalls fall on us)
My black and...

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Echo blasts,

as it's all hunky-dorey in an iconoclasts contrasts,

displacement of my courageousness on a dumb-fast
tele~cast,

the resumed movement 28 days later wasn't even just as fast;

it...

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enjoy the reed
now displayed as a satisfactory deed.
*          *       ...

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Viens à Maman,
let me show you how that shameful thing is done, 
you konw, with ink on paper,
for you not to be sorry anymore,
in the...

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If my race was a case
My vase should have bloomed an almond

If my race was a race
My place should be hard to trace

If my race...

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I’m Sorry

                       ...

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