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Rapid Succesion


An impossible parable

A pair of bowls with a missing spoon

The broken sun in the afternoon

Raindrops in a hot monsoon

 

A cleverly written farewell note

That dries up the waters in the moat.

Your’s was one of the names she wrote

But don’t look she’s all shook now

 

Reflections

On the grass

A child’s smile

of crystal glass

 

Her shaking hands

A sense of doom

The visceral air

In the dining room

 

It’s broken down

And beaten out

Her words fall down with tremendous clout

What was it you were seeking out?

Memories locked inside of shout?

 

A very resourceful traveler

A man unbridled by the reigns of time

Who can speak from the soul

And can read your mind

And you won’t slight his quick sight now.

 

Contrasting

In the night.

The birth of dark

In the dying light

 

Harvest moon

Guide me home

I need to dream

I need to roam

 

This is what

Once was which

Where we were

When it hit

 

Take me down

To the dock

To swallow the tempest.

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alexandertpalacios

Alexander Palacios is 18 years old. These poems are generally about nothing in particular, and are created for no reason other than to serve as a collection of pleasing refrains.

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