"sempiternally" poems
ever since
that brightest of lights
birthed the universe
and all that it holds
our particles have
been striving through
all that is known
of space and time
through countless changes
of form and matter
through our unknown infinities
amidst the infinites known
through beliefs and disbeliefs
uncertainties and doubts
falling continuously
in the path of our orbits
endlessly we will travail
entrained to reunite
with our eternal partner
separated only temporally
impeded by the superlunary
seemingly fated from beyond
the gravity of this mystic tie
binds all sempiternally
and we will be found
one in the other
Nov 26, 2023
Nov 26, 2023 at 5:25 PM UTC
you're made of stardust and dreams
and scattered wishes
you're art and love
and this pretty soul
you're dark as coffee
and sweet as chocolate
and broken
unfinished, so on and so forth...
but guess what?
i'm addicted to coffee
and chocolate's my drug
and i live to fix the broken
and i love to finish what's unfinished
so my darling,
you're in safe hands:
you have my heart
my soul
my art
sempiternally yours
Feb 28, 2014
Feb 28, 2014 at 2:02 PM UTC
he
for whom
total abstinence or extreme indulgence
six of one, half a dozen of the other.....
sempiternally steeped in perfect equanimity,
effulgent as the primal flare
my crescent bearing jewel
who’s pure as jasmine
© 2019
Jul 28, 2019
Jul 28, 2019 at 11:49 AM UTC
my body was once a temple to Daphne consecrated,
got razed by your sinful touch,
an ingenue bearing the grudge.
ephemeral eudaemonia, sempiternally anesthetized.
crimson substance will gush out from my lips,
running down my ******* and hips
it will splatter my ankles and thighs,
retracing the marks of the night you eroticized.
same old scars were once covered with epidermis,
petrichor smell, decorated with the salt of my tears.
backsliders will cry at my vault, murderers won't go to court;
left with a soul reduced to the coagulation of common thought.
Jan 9, 2025
Jan 9, 2025 at 10:51 AM UTC
Roots of Judaism
Thick as the pillars
Solid as the ancient stone
Sempiternally grip as a testament
To the growing nation
Sixth century tradition
These roots burgeon a tree
We are leaves
We fall
Among dead legends like the millions before us
We turn to dust
The tree of Judaism remains
The flag flies, the sun rises
We stand in defiance
Barbarically attacked
Our tree pruned
The roots of Judaism run deep
Pray for the country, my country
Pray for the nation, my nation
Pray for the people, my people
For I am Jewish and my roots run deep,
I lie among legends
Wreathed in tradition and community
Jul 12, 2013
Jul 12, 2013 at 9:04 AM UTC
As you settle, as you lay sempiternally,
Your love shall endure eternally;
Unconditionally & absolute
Now that the winds have scattered
& the earth is tattered,
Your sun-like radiance remains
Guidance like a star
Your knowledge has no par
Such wisdom has no parallel
Care with such sincerity
Focused on others well-being
With your own being subsidiarity
Dec 28, 2018
Dec 28, 2018 at 2:06 PM UTC