September 17, 2004
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TGIFexistence
Poetry by Michael F. Nyiri
9/17/04 5:56 a.m. pdt
Life is a week, reap what ye seek
Monday is awareness and play
Tuesday responsibility
Wednesday assessment
Thursday regrets and dismay
Friday fulfillment
Saturday sublime realization
Sunday life passes again
For
Monday looms over the horizon
Blender
Poetry by Michael F. Nyiri
9/17/04 6:07 a.m. pdt
Restless words, a thought absurd, existential pain, life’s relentless refrain,
Coming and going, and learning, and throwing, and living, and dying, again
Communication with liars, throwing water on fires, seething mad,
Yet consistent with life’s early whiles
I can’t get a handle hold, strike through and bandy, bold
Sift through all folders of life’s myriad files
Course crass consistency, live fast with confusion, see
Beauty collated with kitsch on life’s large, burly piles.
Listless moments, mind numbing torment, say it again, life’s relentless refrain,
Up, down, and over, friends, acquaintences, lovers
Washing with vigor, yet naught removes slighted stain
Communication with nymphs, angels, whores, and pimps
Grasp at irretrieveable ecstasy, and laugh at the pain
Get up in the morning, going out without warning, tornadoes and storms,
No storm warnings this time
And there’s time to rest easy, breathe deep, and less queasy,
Life will settle and soothe, life’s cacophany shalt rhyme
Elegy for The Girl In Dreams
Poetry by Michael F. Nyiri
9/17/04 6:27 a.m. pdt
I saw you in a dream again, flowers in your hair
Supreme splendiferous sublime sanctity of purpose
Lounging in the evermore
Fairies played with the ends of your golden hair
Elves giggled at your feet
Your breath inflated the hillocks of your breast
As you sighed and gave me the secret to the universe
You turned and I gazed at perfection in the
curve of your back
You winked and I experienced Heaven’s Smile
The subtle brush of the fabric of raiments across your leg
Gave me God’s Goosebumps
We smiled together
In the Summer of our Youth
Your thoughts were mine,
Beauty, soft, pure, truth
I made a movement to turn to you,
But the night passed quicker than I could imagine,
And you faded from view with the morning sun
Leaving the fairies to flutter unawares
And the elves to gather their belongings and go
(NOTE: These three short poems were composed within about a half hour as an Exercise in Spontaneous Poetry this morning. They only exist here right now, and haven’t even been posted on my poetry group as yet. MFN)
Comments (6)
I really like the first poem. . . . guess it is because I think that the work week should be more than a paycheck and something that so many people tolerate. Work should be edifying.
Hi Mike!:wave:
Those are both really great!! Thanks for posting them here!! :goodjob:
Hope you have a super weekend!!
HUGS!!
Shara
Each of these poems are very good. ‘Blender’ is my personal favorite. I like the beat it has when read. Peace.
Just passing by…nice work you’ve been doing…
Blessings!!!!
Great poems Mike :wave: I love the feelings you so accurately capture in every sentence. Never give in, never give up.
~Lynxkatt_101
:love:You know I love this…POETRY!
WOW…I love the first one of course…all of us that work from paycheck to paycheck…this is a reminder…lol
the second one…my style for real!..lots of movement and play going on
and your precious third…Mike…awe inspiring…simple and pure this dream poem…
I enjoyed these so much!