In the wake of Peace
25 June 2017
Moonlight crept
On years’ integral
I plotted
Unknown math
The resolution reverse
Falling of a hat
Surrendered
Lightbeams surround frame
In dungeons
History
The location mystery
Lodged in sunken Time
Dragons flare
From the heaving chest
Orange zest
A glow fit
To fight in battle no wit
In the wake of Peace
Reading of the poem:
Sojourn (eight string religion) – David Darling
Slow Dawn – David Darling
Prayer and Word – David Darling
Requiem for the Moonlight
30 April 2017
Distill me
Earthen Illusion
Growing fond
Of confusion
Lingering pieces of mind
Crowing in the lung
Caverns flung
Into the open
Whitened paths
Silver streaks
The pale satellite now speaks
Its tongue two aces
Lost places
Where the feet dim shades
Water wades
Into life
The mermaids giving up fight
Requiem for the Moonlight
Reading of the poem:
Eastern Illusion – Zero Project
Silence – Zero Project
Moonlight Requiem – Zero Project
The Blue Moon and She
2 February 2017
Shoot right for the Moon
Reach a star instead
Into a dream swoon
You’re inside your head
Did they get the clue
Did they know you two
Are they chewy brew
Done by catchy flu
She whispered in graves
To lands of the lore
Where slowly crawled knaves
Under chains they bore
We contain them slow
Before rising dead
String me tight a bow
My archer is of lead
The water welled quick
Within void of frame
Sealed heart with a brick
Retreat from the game
We watched them whisper
The Blue Moon and She
Their contours crisper
As they called to me
Reading of the poem:
Blue Moon – Billie Hallyday
The Cleopatra Tales 1: Divine Union – Hieros Gamos
My Lover Dances
28 January 2017
Ecstatic
My Lover dances
He brings moon
Wedding boon
Our bodies locked as we swoon
Into wilderness
Chiming bells
Dark Time to depart
The pathway
Open I
You can only see with Heart
Forgotten the hells
Wishing wells
They record all hopes
I clung tight
To the ropes
My chest with more breath now copes
Dissolving the slopes
Reading of the poem:
Yeh mera deewana pan hai – Susheela Raman
Sakhi Maro – Susheela Raman
Manasuloni – Susheela Raman
Half Shiva Half Shakti – Susheela Raman
Dhamavati – Susheela Raman
Maya – Susheela Raman
Bliss – Susheela Raman
Nagumomo – Mami & Susheela Raman
Blood chalice
13 September 2016
Three fourteen
Shortened rendering
Measured sigh
Breath of Pi
We broadened dainty patchwork
Fractals encircling
Silence grows
With the throbbing beat
In Heartpath
We renew
The old ways lost in the crude
Like trees in concrete
Regal cloaks
Flow from the shoulders
Of Elders
Walking nude
Revelation of the flesh
The delicate mesh
Painted frames
Of haunting descent
All the pains
Underwent
They glisten in moonlit night
Awash in the light
The practice
Silver clad moons sight
Surgical
The new flight
Precision of the target
On shores we forget
No malice
In heart of the child
Elm tree bends
Blood chalice
Carving through carmine lifetimes
Morrows twining suns
Reading of the poem:
Aguae Universalis / Canto del Alma (432Hz) – Flavia Vallega Krystael
The inverted roles
8 September 2016
Clay pigeons
Rise up to my height
They fly high
Beyond sight
Artillery drawn reckons
The other beckons
Stand it off
The weight of the knees
Weary eye
Sees double
Compression of dimension
The folded bodies
We scare we
A game of two darks
Shares no light
Display might
It dissolves in the black marks
Streaking down my chin
Lower din
Your voice laminates
The whispers
The answers
To riddles we have become
They sail in monsoons
The three moons
They speak of shadows
That light smite
Pure de-light
Execution of the rows
Taking over night
Shifted poles
Stall my vibrations
They shiver
They quiver
Through contractions deliver
The inverted roles
Reading of the poem:
Hunter – Björk
It’s in our Hands – Björk
Possibly Maybe – Björk
Make us the colour of your rainbows’ light
14 August 2016
Come feed me your night in cosmic swirling
In black holes that swoon through tempest of day
Molten sun and moon in my veins blood sway
To rhythm of your flight in the soul twirling
Through purple twilight like cloak unfurling
Fresh rains of monsoon sprinkling scent of hay
Nightingales that croon to end of dismay
Your shadow in sight meets toe uncurling
Cover my lips sigh with your breath in haze
Birth my frame tremor of drowsy delight
For hearts don’t deny when mind is in daze
When the cheeks’ palour shows foregone the fight
Spill in waters high all your sunshine’s glaze
Make us the colour of your rainbows’ light
Reading of the poem:
Meet me by the Water – Rachel Yamagata
Out of shrubs
25 July 2016
Hovercraft
Picking up surges
Morpheus
Friend and Foe
Dealing or reducing blow
From within dreamland
We expand
In knowledge of light
Laced with dark
Subtle spark
In between the waterfalls
The switch lies shining
Dark shivers
In lakes of my mind
Where owls prowl
Like tigers
Their eyes jaded obsession
Of recognition
Streams of me
Gather through the flares
The Beast wears
Many masks
Irreducible the tasks
In crossing rivers
Bear me ankh
She circles ankles
The Mother
Lifts shackles
Those that divide spaces ring
Trinkets of morrows
Spent sorrows
Realised in heart
They grow joy
Out of shrubs
The tigress daily counts cubs
Under her nights’ watch
Reading of the poem:
Where do we draw the Line – Poets of the Fall
The Poet and the Muse – Poets of the Fall
Love will come to You – Poets of the Fall
Of Love in our eyes
3 June 2016
I remember Times
When all that glittered was stars
And we were stardust
The days were sunny
The moon was forever young
Our skin night’s pallor
We belonged to life
Its rivers ran through our veins
Like endless jugglers
The tides obeyed none
They scorned moon and shunned sunlight
Patterns bearing tune
Through the rocks we jigged
Every footstep a foothold
On lake memory
The sun-kissed waters
We waded through their shimmers
Our bodies alit
When the day was done
We skipped through the moonlit air
Sustaining our frames
The flowers bloomed red
As we ran through the meadows
Our shadows suitors
We danced in playgrounds
Where light was but reflections
Of Love in our eyes
Reading of the poem:
The Good Things – Bill Laurance
Swag Times – Bill Laurance
Ready Wednesday – Bill Laurance
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