Perfuse Poems | Examples


Premium Member Paradise Tonight

There lives a touch of the Divine inside my soul tonight 
and as I surrender to its peaceful ways  I begin to awaken gently  
I am a wayward soul in need of Godlike essence, 
a Seraphic beauty that unties with every silent prayer.  
My heart allows the inner flow of the Divine to intervene,  
as scented thoughts penetrate and perfuse, I meet my Divine 
muse; 
In this quiet paradise for one I am connected to all beings 
and all beings are connected to me, through love. 
Tonight the incense shall burn inside this ancient kiln 
"Yarim Tepe"... softening the edges of my emotions,  
like a Divine emollient, and turning me to softer shadows; 

The sound of inner peace shawling, I breathe   
and as the soul meets the night, my dreams take flight 
In this Divine journey of discovery, I am content 
to co-exist, aside its beautiful liquid golden light.

Premium Member Canons of Maternal Love

Canons of Maternal Love

Whirled pestle like a dervish, 
a meter long wooden rod, 
in a mortar of clay.
 
Body swayed in rhythmic moves
as her feet anchored mortar.
Jingle of bangles added harmony.

Lunge of pestle into mortar 
pressed condiments to exude
and perfuse sauce with fragrance.

Oh! The aromatic bouquet, 
redolent of mother’s kitchen.  


Fingers measured blend of spices–
cloves, cumin, pepper, coriander, 
cinnamon and a glint of turmeric gold.
 
Her dawns began with cock’s crow.
She milked buffalo, churned yogurt 
and skimmed the spume of butter. 

Coaxed us into eating breakfast of Paratha, 
suffused with love, enough to last our
 two–mile walk and a day at school.

When we returned the house was clean,
floor was scrubbed and clothes hung on the line.
She heard our stories with love and attention.
 
Our selfish wants never acknowledged,
years were taking toll. But she remained 
a center pole, holding the tent–
built of canons of motherhood.


Premium Member Us Sponges, We Are Not Our Bodies

Does the Sea
Suffuse...
Does the Sea
Perfuse...

the sponge?


Slipping, sidling
in:
the Great Outbreath
of the far forgot shore;
so small now as to be 
Unimaginable,
upwells in swells the 
Entirety of this sea -
and heaves these easy seas
from shore to shore
as
sure as the moon’s dim
light is gasped over 
when its wax is over -
when full; when only moonlight
lights the matte blacknight.

Does the Sea,
enter, entirely,
the sponge
and, in doing
so
forget itself?
Does the Sea,
in its Perfusion
forget itself?
Does the Sea believe itself to be
a sponge?
Or does the see,
take up a demonym?
Or does the Sea remain the Sea
no matter no matter
no matter how 
fully
it inhabits, it saturates, it permeates
the Sponge?

For that matter,
does the sponge,
in being infilled wholly by
the Sea, believe itself to be
The Sea?

Oxygen

Two joined elements swirl around
Into its lungs with wisp of sound
Turning its blood from blue to red
Preserving life as cells are sped

And though not regnant is the right
Concentration to give it flight
From inertness so its mind
Can pursue and happiness find

If not enough then judgments slow
And other gasses overflow
Causing bones and muscles to shout
Till its progress quickly flames out

But if too much its lungs grow weak
Slowing its independence streak
Making the tissues distended 
Weight that was never intended 

Breathe just enough of life’s tonic
To perfuse a fit republic 
Ever poor so it can’t ruin us
Ever meek so it won’t rule us

Premium Member Colours Perfuse

Colours Perfuse

Bluebell tinkers in soft mellow waters
                                   splashing in her fantasy and dreams

Tolling oceans flicker chakra’s paths
                                      ring truths and wondrous melodies

Crowned indigo with chanted violet
                                   Peace in her gypsy’s carriage’s heart

She hears the colours smells shades
                                  of pastels tastes aquamarine touches

All lapis lazuli synaesthesia molten
                                 cores when she sees her crystal vision

Comes flows cascades crescendos 
                                  compiles her senses on life’s tapestry

A seeker finder clairsentient spirit medium
                           Bluebell slashes blues and brushes muse

27th January 2017


The Second Circle

There is a whirling dervish of-
  cries,
    screams,
      and misery.
This swirling cauldron is filled with-
  sorrow,
    hopelessness,
      and perfuse bleeding.
These ingredients blend into a virulent brew-
  of perfect despair.
It is a true carnival of souls.
Souls trapped in a pit of unending suffering.
They churn and turn in endless loops,
  never to escape this.
The sound fills ones being with fear and dread,
  of the dead.
It penetrates and resonates within me,
  haunting me.
It is all just a bad dream,
  a midnight terror.
I can not seem to wake up from this.

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