"gradience" poems
Emptiness created by persistent fear,
The mellow heart of little emotional sheer,
Listen to me the brain said,
But the heart was mad,
About that one touch,
The magic touch of sacred hands,
It was difficult to decide,
Who will win the war of existence,
The fear or the love of gradience,
But if it still causes mayhem in oneself,
Then it cant be termed as intelligent radiance,
I became graved once again,
All I have lost yet found everything once again,
The mind told the starbirds,
Be back the home is not far nerds
Jan 27, 2017
Jan 27, 2017 at 5:37 PM UTC
I stood at the top of a hill
I wasn't actually there
Not physically
I was carried by my mind
And the will to push through
The grey tedium of what my
sad life had become
The hill
It was green
The grass was tall
and the wind smelled
like colours I can't describe
with my meek words
The sky was soft
and blurred into the horizon
It gently sloped
meeting the farthest edge of the universe
with an elegant gradience
I stood on the hill
silently
and let myself become a
single
blade of grass
swaying with the earth's
muffled heartbeat
and the wind's
tender breath
Jun 2, 2012
Jun 2, 2012 at 10:05 PM UTC
Sudden turns
You come first
Change your mind
Ignore the hurt
On or off
Night or day
Black or white
No room for gray
A kind word
A falling tear
Bravery
Paralyzing fear
No time for dawnings
Or colored days' turnings
Evening shade
Or rising mornings
Gradience dies
Contrast is born
Shadows black
Against the sun
Tidal waves
Desert dry
Every low
Every high
Sudden turns
You come first
Change your mind
Ignore the hurt
Nov 27, 2019
Nov 27, 2019 at 11:52 PM UTC
i see textures
landscapes
moving fluid
organic
alive
the sound isn't a song
it's a piece of art
colors and hues
bouncy
meshy gradience
the sound isn't an album
it's a collection of circumferences
there is no math being done
those who calculate the soul are musicians
i don't calculate
it's just there
the sound isn't a note
it's discovery
~,x'~
i hope someday i can show you what i see
i gotta say
it's a beautiful day here
Dec 13, 2018
Dec 13, 2018 at 1:25 PM UTC
{i. Synapses}
A moment’s unfathomable pause;
Drifting in polarized rows of orbit
As the planets vibrate autonomously.
Set courses of motion to fall;
Deities of amber marked with gradience
In columns separated by generations
Of the science of religion;
Unbound and with pure neutrality.
Neurons connected by stardust mildew
On the cosmic breeze of a comet;
Sailing by the passing galaxies
To the cerebrum of the universe’s
Central nervous system.
The bridge between logic and reason
Is built for the sparkling atoms of thought;
Purging doubt and mystery
From the corners of our minds,
And eliminating the inhibitor of
Satanic, and Godly free will.
{ii. Purpose}
March to the sunrise
With the rhythm of a supernova,
And rejoice in the lunar light
Away from the solar cataclysm.
Ritual of space;
Thermonuclear, beautiful grace
Of the genesis fusion of hydrogen
To ultimate iron.
Smothered in subatomic promises of creation,
The journey of light to shadow
Is split apart to reveal its voided entrails
Of fractured physics;
Never again to show remorse
For simply being the messenger
Of purpose.
Nov 8, 2020
Nov 8, 2020 at 2:07 AM UTC