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  Jun 2021 Aparna
A Friend
Often times,
I have no words for my emotions
Often times,
I cannot articulate my sadness
And how it consumes me
Entirely
  Jun 2021 Aparna
Adriana Barreiros
Winding and wide,
the path pulls us
forward. Falling
around us are
beautiful beads
of radiant rain
washing the white
cobblestone clean.
A neckless the
generous Goddess
broke for our pleasure.
Neatly around us,
undone, one by one,
the precious pearls
are riches we run
to gather, gladly
giving grace for
the gracious gift.
Slanted, the sun,
the morning’s
magnificent arch,
is wide as ever,
though now divided
by seven. The colours
we chase cheerfully,
whistling while we walk.
Written in reply to a request for positive poetry with alliteration.
  Jun 2021 Aparna
Sara Brummer
It begins with light
slanting through the seasons
and an azur sky
filled with emptiness,
a crane floating softly
among the clouds,
drifting shadows on the earth.

There are days I live,
frantic with life,
others where I float
inside a bubble,
breath moving quietly.
I hear the music of
the ancient pines,
filled with poems.

Something touches me
from that other place,
thoughts I don’t think
to say, reaching through
the high, still air –
silence washes away
the past as I breathe
quiet mystery into myself
« with a mind that’s forgotten
mind. »
  Jun 2021 Aparna
Juneau
there is a growing storm
brewing on the inside
every day it rages away
it's getting harder to hide

this storm takes place
in all of my thoughts
brings with it confusion
sinister schemes and plots

how can i support myself
with all this heavy rain
building up on the inside
and messing with my brain

when it gets too much for me
all this gloom and doubt
i tip my head downward
so the rain can leak out
September 24, 2014
Thirty-three

inspired by shel silverstien
Aparna Jun 2021
reveries of sun-drenched prairies;
windswept under cottony clouds
golden-yellow in summery indolence
felt summery:)

...☀️
  Jun 2021 Aparna
EngrMakata
I am like the white cloud that gets heavy,
For you, I still choose to precipitate
Though I knew I will evaporate right away.
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