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 Apr 2020 a poet gray
Jen
Lamps
 Apr 2020 a poet gray
Jen
Lamps hang over a
Ray-less  
Backdrop that saturates &
Mirrors above to reflect
Billions of distant souls
Bleeding love
Crying out
Not to be heard

                          Their soft glimmer shimmers
                                         Over us in the dimness

One day we might welcome
A new way to see
Everything we thought
We knew
Could be
Listening to:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ut6KpgVRNs
 Apr 2020 a poet gray
Jen
Far-off fantasies fly in technicolor skies
Velocity drives a ship to new heights
On the edge of the multiverse nothing
Can be heard of distant voices far off in space
Listening to:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHqd5BDXl0c

(This poem is about an artist exiting this world in the creative process)
 Apr 2020 a poet gray
Gods1son
Some things are first seen by the heart
before they become visible to the eyes.
An invention for example, was first an
idea in the mind before it's given life
and then revealed to the world.

Don't search outside for what is within
Joy and peace are found on the inside
If you can't picture it, you can't draw (fetch) it out
Let the unseen influence the seen
and not the other way around.
 Apr 2020 a poet gray
Eloisa
Longer sleepless evenings
Humid, dark, and bleak
Serene and sorrowful homes
Blossoming sakura trees weep
With heavyhearted lonely buds
Spring, unforgettable saddest spring
Trees not lovelier and so are fields
Nor the day more delightful than the evening
These unhappy blooms in pink
Signal a different kind of grief
Sakura  (cherry blossoms) are constantly cited as the most recognizable sign of spring in Japan. When trees all over the country burst into breathtakingly beautiful clusters of pink flowers right about the time it gets warm enough, people  yearly go outside to enjoy. Blooming of the sakura is a beautiful  gift from mother nature, hanami (sakura viewing) is done by many people in spring.  But due to COVID-19 pandemic, parks right now are being closed to avoid more transmission of SARSCoV2.
The thing about depression is that it collapses time,

You find your days blending together to create one endless and suffocating loop,

So you find yourself trying to remember the things that made you happy

But slowly, your brain begins to erase every moment that ever brought you joy

And eventually, all you can think about is how life has always been this way,

And will only continue to be this way
What the...?
woke up and it's winter
not a glint from or a glimpse
of the sun
the sum total being
I'm staying in bed.

Not rising for coffee
nor to be fed
not playing anymore
just staying in bed.

I can put up with a lot of things
but winter brings much more
like
Jack Frost scratching patterns on
the windows
and the door is always closed
and it's cold and damp
and I get cramp
and
and
and I can't think of another and.

Wake me in July when the sky is
blue and clear
two sugars in my coffee
I'll be here
'cause I ain't moving yet.
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