With Words Untold (+3)

Kurt Philip Behm

I always felt

  when it was time to die

 

The Muse would know

  before you or I

 

The hours borrowed,

  the moments loaned

 

Return to feelings

 and verse unflown

 

With eyes never clearer,

  or heart so bold

 

I make my exit

  —with words untold

 

(Schuylkill Expressway: February, 2016)

 

 

New Melody To Learn

 

A chorus of enlightenment….

  she’s woken up again

 

With sheets still warm, my heart she bathes,

  ablution wet within

 

Through steam I see her message clear,

  the mirror does confirm

 

My words now washed, fresh thoughts to dry

  —new melody to learn

 

(Court At KOP: February, 2016)

 

 

Your Eyes Close Again

 

If you think it’s just one thing

  while believing it’s not

 

Or you hope it’s another,

  then folly’s your lot

 

If you swear it sits outside,

  as you dream from within

 

All meaning encrypts

  —and your eyes close again

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)

 

 

 

New Light Unspoken

 

Nocturnal flower

In need of sleep

Your petals wilt

The count for sheep

 

New dawn unpromised

The die is cast

A croupier blocking

Sun’s setting mask

 

Through endless courtship

Dreams on the run

A jester whispers

Till sleep has come

 

The meadow sparse

Its reaper gone

New light unspoken

  —your buds in song

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2016)  

  • Author: Kurt Philip Behm (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 3rd, 2018 12:36
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  • Laura🌻

    Kurt,
    Four more brilliant gems!
    All so intriguing!

    For some unexplainable reason, I’m especially drawn to the last one,
    “New Light Unspoken”!

    ~Laura~

  • Kurt Philip Behm

    That's because you're a true Poet, Laura.

    Thanks for reading.

    Kurt

    • Laura🌻

      I am humbled by your generosity!😌



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