"skybound" poems
Dark chocolate almond-covering
Red wine
Dark metaphors skybound hanging
Purple prose
Dark memories ephemerally teasing
White passion
Dark isolation stealthily choking
Blue acquiescence
Nov 10, 2012
Nov 10, 2012 at 4:06 PM UTC
Of what poetic alchemy does this leaden torch
Transmute to golden lines, ear whisperings?
Do our hearts not skip a beat when the comfortable
Silence that is part of our poem's melody's weave,
Within its tapestry, are placed just so?
Is it not a pointless point, my pen's unending one
Does alight, for reading isn't hearing?
Is not a twig of poetree, earthen, sun sparked,
Skybound, too true to expound?
And when our heart gestures,
Bleeding ink lines dance,
Engraving such imagery in a mind's eye,
Feelings within a breast, bemusing the ear,
Do they not accompany
In the Spheres choreography?
Is nature not awoke
When bards extemporaneously
Evoke such wonder that co-creation
Of the universe is quickened?
"Ya got me!", a listener asserts
Dismissively, as the audience laughs.
Mar 21, 2018
Mar 21, 2018 at 3:42 AM UTC
*leaves ecstatically ***** on the dollops
totter with the melody of the patter
pass the cascades one upon the other
invite the soil to join in the chorus!
dance in merriment their joyous heart
drink it all up not a drop to go waste
between each thunder while the clouds part
hold the sky's treasure deep in the breast!
sing the note of life buried in the ground
nurture each seed for the unbroken chain
scatter the dreams string them skybound
what's once here would come back again!
when the blue returns tinged with gold
leaves would glisten in pearly necklace
they won't be there when the story is retold
yet veins would throb in the rain's embrace!*
Aug 10, 2015
Aug 10, 2015 at 9:58 AM UTC
Sunrise
Was pink
Then orange
Then pink again
Before blue
And black
Seagulls improvise with the wind
Skybound shadows
Dancing in twos and threes
In my mind
Confusing messages
Intertwine
I realise how important
Relationships are
A brave face
On what is wrong
Will no longer do
I must see things
As they truly are
And transform
Stand in the truth
Do not fear what others say
Live in it
Sunset was
Golden
Brilliant
Expansive
Jan 18, 2016
Jan 18, 2016 at 1:47 PM UTC
I walked through the quiet hush of dusk,
where echoes of dreams in shadows lay.
Soft whispers clung to the evening breeze,
calling me back to yesterday.
A lantern flickered deep in my chest,
its flame unsure, yet burning bright.
Through shattered paths and weary steps,
it carved its way into the night.
I gathered moments, thread by thread,
stitched them into skybound wings.
Though time may steal, and fate may fade,
some dreams still hum—some echoes sing.
Mar 25, 2025
Mar 25, 2025 at 5:24 AM UTC
Ebony's Gold.
Dark fast erupts with decisive lust,
locks in skybound eyesight
between banks of low cloud.
and blocks all sight of a sinking sun.
Dusk folds early into twilight's hold,
attacks any last view of
homecoming bird flight and
wraps shadows round ebony's gold.
Night awakens and strikes daylight,
cuts sunset's late shine from
evening's nocturnal edges
then shuts pitch darkness in, tightly.
Battle for might ends and what wins
is descending blackness
but dawn's fight prior planned
sun's mighty push shall again begin.
Sep 2, 2016
Sep 2, 2016 at 5:22 AM UTC
For the thorn's sake,
The rose is watered as well.
The rind isn’t what separates
From fruit you wish to find,
Rather, the delusion that separation
Exists, that's within your mind.
Dec 23, 2018
Dec 23, 2018 at 2:20 AM UTC
Just met one of my high sisters
a hot battleship blazing light
I opened my gunports in acknowledgement
she flashed backed at me with delight
She so looks like me with all her insignias
another star child is ascending skybound
she told me something funny
she told me, she thought I was dead
I told her for all my worth and pride
yes I am, yet still I reside
I downloaded data to her
twenty thousand years worth
go sister back to the outer worlds
and tell my sisters I still reside on Earth
my sistership is in firm holy order
as I watch starship Hero go skybound
By Christos Andreas Kourtis aka NeonSolaris
Oct 6, 2014
Oct 6, 2014 at 12:53 AM UTC
forever taking things apart, not quite
piecing them back together: that was all
we knew, in those idle days of quiet.
our pretty words were leaning how to crawl.
before long we found that we each had wings
that made doorways difficult to walk through.
the worship of imperceptible things,
looking back, without, should have been a clue.
but a series of truly insignificant detours
could not sustain—o blue!—
the flight
we knew
as recourse.
Jun 25, 2017
Jun 25, 2017 at 9:48 AM UTC