THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
*** Part IV: Poetic Pillars – Monads: Rhythms ***
[ II ]
*** Glimpse ***
“Each strain
Of thought
Thou rise
In heart, -
For those
Who fought
In wars
Of mind,
They train -
*** Root ***
As when
One feels
How world
Is blind,
Each spark
Of light
Shows dark
To find
Its wheels, -
*** Root ***
What heals
Best wounds,
When crowds
Seek death? -
Who steals
Their joy,
Those dreams?
In cries,
Dim sounds…
*** Root ***
It seems
In change
Time, speaks, -
Thou world
Get strange,
With tides
In peaks; -
- Light - takes
No sides…”
©Th3Mirr0r(2018+ / 2019)
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Posted: Sep 24
About this poem:
THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
Versification Treatise/ Poetic Pillars
Book I: English version/
Part IV: Poetic Pillars – Monads - Rhythms
2018+ / 2019 ©Th3Mirr0r
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Hello my fellow critters.
I will give you a lot of jitters.
My name is boom boom.
My bark is a signal of doom.
Can you hear the sounds of my bark.
It's a little bit dark.
Please open the light.
So it will be all bright.
Let's play a simple game.
Let's see who has the best aim.
Throw me my delicious treat.
Time for me to take a sit.
The spoiled dog is winning.
Please stop from crying.
There's always a next time.
But, the treats will always be mine.
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Posted: Sep 23
About this poem:
A poem about my pomeranian dog, Boom Boom.
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THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
*** Part IV: Poetic Pillars – Monads: Rhythms ***
[ I ]
*** Shush!.. ***
“But Truth
Can not
Be told, -
Thou one
Must live
To know
Its Lore, -
Right core
To give;
*** Root ***
A word
Thy lips
Will bend
Or twist, -
Like sword
To mend
Each pulse
In wrist, -
Thin chord; -
*** Root ***
Must not
Be said
What can’t
Be heard, -
For paths
Are strayed,
While sights
Reach swayed,
Tongues slurred; -
*** Root ***
Thou warp
A note
To pierce
Blind hearts,
Eyes blurred,
For lies
Have spurred,
While dark
Has thrived!..”
©Th3Mirr0r(2018+ / 2019)
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Posted: Sep 23
About this poem:
THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
Versification Treatise/ Poetic Pillars
Book I: English version/
Part IV: Poetic Pillars – Monads - Rhythms
2018+ / 2019 ©Th3Mirr0r
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THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
*** Part III: Poetic Pillars – Monads: The Harp ***
[ XXXV ]
*** Red rush ***
“Where the roots
Hide shells
- And the ferns
Twist wells
Out of
Their shoots,
- Lil’ springs
With strings
Make turns; –
*** Root ***
Yet, the dwarf
Musk deer
Quick learns
- To have
No fear,
- Brim stones
Slow morph
In fog
Old seer; -
*** Root ***
There the frog
Jumps near,
- To the wharf
A sphinx, -
Sun flares
In the spear,
Red rush
On the boat,
Who sinks; – ”
©Th3Mirr0r(2018+ / 2019)
*** END of Part III: Poetic Pillars – Monads: The Harp *** ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Sep 22
About this poem:
THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
Versification Treatise/ Poetic Pillars
Book I: English version/
Part III: Poetic Pillars – Monads - The Harp
2018+ / 2019 ©Th3Mirr0r
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Poet to Poet Returns.....
Poet,
It was a great thrill
to read you today.
It's an indescribable
delight & comfort
to be in this bewildering relationship with you.
~
You are there
to give me courage
to beckon me
to the world of the living.
You are there to invite me to the
most breathtaking voyage,
there to prevent me from
slumbering in the wasteland of the mind.
Yes
You sustain my efforts to
disentangle myself
from the tentacles of dementia.
What are we but a washed out blueprint
attesting to the failure of the great architect's attempt?
(were there ever one
in establishing his great scheme)
Not human yet-
already earthlings no more.
Could the roots of our confusion stem
from our difficulty of finding a compass
to steer us safely through
between the poles of madness & grief,
to fix us upon the meridian
of unrehersable awakening?
If the real self is the driver,
subliminal you would say
then the mirror upon which we travel
reflects the afterglow of our desire.
If we are the repositories of countless exiles
soul wrung out of soul,
the wayward crossings of countless currents
in some solar neighborhood,
we are free to imagine our shells
managing the destiny of angelic entities
or in fields invisible
fostering astral bodies.
The earth we have left behind
seems still empowered,
to withhold us in some bardo
for we have failed in recognizing
the final dissolution of light
as our point of no return.
How are we to keep pace
with the increase of disease
busy as we are to upkeep
the famish of our mutable hearts?
(pause)
It truly dazzles me to be
in this fare with you,
never has storm been so welcoming,
shipwreck so soothing.
In your breaker I restore my mast
dear Poet
reef or lifebelt
what matters
you have set your metaphors afloat
to tender my sinking a hold.
In the throbbing breach of your flesh
you have ushered my homecoming.
In the agony of your loins
I cradle your moan
you unleash the floods
of your quivering flame.
Upon your breaking waters
palaver of birds,
whispers of my pollen
pangs of consumed heaves.
Write soon, Poet
SAS
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Jul 2023
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East of October
in the nebulous zone
shivers make up the dark
an unsettling of dust
on a foreign road
You shall know me
by the wake I leave
time leaves tiny distances
chirping of birds in the hills
a dead reckoning
A sudden movement of the music
rising to the canopy
star shifter uplifts the heavens
when the waters are calm
I see you as you are
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Posted: Sep 19
About this poem:
felt like writing something even if average
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THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
*** Part III: Poetic Pillars – Monads: The Harp ***
[ XXXIV ]
*** Glare at dawn ***
“In these
Wild lands
- Where the trees
Guard the cliffs,
Owls hide
At ease;
- Last bear
Still stands
For gifts; –
*** Root ***
Cold springs
Cut through
In riffs,
- Like on
A side
Bell rings
To glare
Meek ferns
At dawn; -
*** Root ***
Too shy,
The gold fawn
Waits the fog
In a
Long stare
To the sky,
While the bard
Search for
His bride; – ”
©Th3Mirr0r(2018+ / 2019)
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Posted: Sep 21
About this poem:
THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
Versification Treatise/ Poetic Pillars
Book I: English version/
Part III: Poetic Pillars – Monads - The Harp
2018+ / 2019 ©Th3Mirr0r
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THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
*** Part III: Poetic Pillars – Monads: The Harp ***
[ XXXIII ]
*** Rose rhyme ***
“Rose rhyme
In the night
- While birds
Of the moon
Raise tunes
In miss;
- Low choirs
In the grass
Praise Lord; –
*** Root ***
Rose rhyme
At dawn
When the dews
Throw sparks
Through the land
In which
All dress
Green robes
Of hope; -
*** Root ***
Rose rhyme
From noon
Till dusk,
- When the foal
Runs wild, –
For the wind
With flutes
Calls the muse
To weave; – ”
©Th3Mirr0r(2018+ / 2019)
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Posted: Sep 20
About this poem:
THE MUSE: EDELWEISS – Vol. I
Versification Treatise/ Poetic Pillars
Book I: English version/
Part III: Poetic Pillars – Monads - The Harp
2018+ / 2019 ©Th3Mirr0r
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I don't know what will happen next
Am I losing myself,
Do I need some rest?
Every day lasts for me
Like a year
Friends are flying away
Only I remain on the earth
I've been waiting for spring for so long
I don't cry,
I can be very strong
We have only one life with you
I will wait
Underneath the sky of blue
Just don't be so silent
Talk to me
Doesn't matter
If it is true, or lies
I don't look back,
I don't have any regrets
Just don't be so silent
Talk to me
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Posted: Apr 2023
About this poem:
sometimes silence just destroys me ...
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The Flying Dutchman glides on waves.
That image haunts me for many days,
It raises questions
And some quests work
Who is this strange wandering shade ?
Where is his harbor or his port?
Maybe he is reckless?
Maybe not.
Is he not too welcoming?
No, rather silent and strange .
Can he not come back ?
It doesn't matter anyway.
Is he a corvette,
Galleon, caravel or frigate?
Nobody knows it,
But yet I confess
He really exists
As a shade,
Drifting in my dreams
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Posted: Mar 2021
About this poem:
Just 15 minutes of glory to Flying Dutchman ...
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