unplug

Angela-a

Under the lid and just a bit further

Past the senses and into the void

Through the side door 

Or behind the feux curtain

 

Breathe in velvet and breathe out silk

Witness a lattice of iridescence

Listen for the spaces between the silence

Dip your hand into the sky 

Savour the taste of everything and nothing at all

 

Dive inwards and find 

The answers were there all along 



  • Author: Angela-a (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 12th, 2021 22:12
  • Category: Spiritual
  • Views: 19
  • Users favorite of this poem: Fay Slimm.
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  • Charles_newOwner

    I think this is very deep, refreshing, while also reflecting; deserving a big appreciation in my book.

    sometimes taking a break to refresh, reflect, and deepen yourself is what we all need to find the answers that we seek.
    Most of the time, it feels like the answers are refreshing, is deep, and force you to reflect as you make it!

    • Angela-a

      Wow this is such a compliment! Thank you for reading

    • Charles_newOwner

      Very nice poem I want more!

    • Caring dove

      Really like this , very nice poem 🙂

      • Angela-a

        Thank you!

      • Fay Slimm.

        Am so glad I caught this example of fine poetic merit for which I send loud applause Angela - you capture with imagery a skillful talent to engage the reader - - this piece will go into my list of favourites and hoping to read more of your work.

        • Angela-a

          Imagery is so crucial to my writing so I am elated that you enjoyed it 🙂

        • spilleronsheet

          Well penned dear poet
          A rich imagery flows by the pen of yours
          Awaiting your beautiful writes

          • Angela-a

            Thank you so much! I am eager to create more content and am thankful for the reads

            • spilleronsheet

              Yes
              Eagerly awaiting more creations of yours



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