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"rippened" poems
' "In the world of mortals there's no greater perfection than music." ~ Impeccable Space Poetess ' Divine music beats bombard my being as non-rippened ripples The surface of my ear drums aches without perfectly harmonious sounds complementing Roses blossom in a quiet garden, some lavish quietudes here, where I've got enough peace and not the right space for a siren's songs enthralling enchantment Searching at the random pace for the most peculiar music ~ thunders in my thoughts! Those undiscovered waves appear as lustrous song lenghts, as limbs of a sound corpus slumbering in the solace of silence and rhythm Deep bits bite my emptiness and this wanton yearning   forces me to reflect upon this uncultivated wilderness and what's there to miss at all means ' ***lovable etudes classical chello drifts bansuri flutes*** '
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Aug 9, 2015
Aug 9, 2015 at 9:14 AM UTC
In the World of Mortals there's No Greater Perfection than Music
To taste the red burst of rippened tomatoes that catch a summer's glee whose shouts run down airconditioned malls of daffodils to reach butterscotch ends To catch naive dewdrops on their final wave -- gleeful regardless of their fleeting demise on leaffy budettes as they hitchhike on blushing shins that touch for just a second To receive the cricket's call and hang on their every word like how the stars do on the night sky velvet hung taut to stop the dreamer's upward freefall To reverbrate down hymns and ***** pipes whose rust subdued by caramel oaken spirits and cigars rolled with rebellion To watch the twinkle of eyes that unroll before me cinemated like the rhythmic  popping of corn seeds and the anticipation of childlike hands To surf the last yawn and sigh whose ebb and flow crash on pristine beds -- that soothes and prickles the ears where the mind remains calm and restless To sit with 4am and drink tea or coffee (whichever it desires) and have hours of conversation before its teary depature To the pilgrims' call of the first train The satisfaction of staying vigil simmers in the insomniac's stovetop that seems to be low on gas The need of slumber seems trivial at most for dreaming has never known the diffrence between being awake or asleep or could this just be my mind that flurries like jackrabbit thumps and heffalump nightmares and honey dripping down my boyish chin and mother napkins and lush lullabies that whisper "go to sleep"
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Jan 15, 2016
Jan 15, 2016 at 8:14 AM UTC
flurry