Not Natural

Not Natural

A Poem by Vanessa

 

Paisley swirling, up into the two meter mark in the sky
In the sky is a sphere; and more.
Smaller than skins’ single particle,
Neurons and neutrons, electrons and protons,
There are more, others.
But one to twelve-thousand,
Our lips insentience,
They curl,
Forming the spheres in the clouds,
In the clouds
And
Above.
One group to another, you see.
Bubbles to planets!!
 
Our lips form another
That follows the rest,
Walking and rolling with their paisley legs.
But this one, though smaller than some,
Perfect in form, and lovely
Like nothing there was,
Is different.
‘Won’t stray from the path,
Our mouths resting from creation.
Our eyes, yours and mine, are watching
It climbs.
 
WOE, it is gone from the sky
As this wonder
It falls in our eyes,
Lingering lovely,
Not like the others; they’ve popped,
Or vanished naturally
Amongst the clouds, or maybe within,
Melted away or blended
To mingle with their father,
The sky,
And their mother,
The moon, the moon that always was.
They’ve all melted
Naturally.
And this one, this bubble we’ve formed,
Our breath combined,
It’s lingering.
Until: like the others it climbs
It’s natural at first
Until climbing gets faster,
Not blending, so like the others,
But catching the grove of the UNIVERSE
The SOLAR SYSTEM.
It’s growing and going
Up with such force.
Not naturally.
Not naturally.
Blending is gone, gone from chance
Unless it treads cloud downward.
Too late, too late.
The speed, it is danger.
To the whole melting process,
It is danger.
Danger to itself and all of its brethren,
To casually casting into atmosphere,
Naturally.
There’s possibility of bursting into obsidian,
Our lips disappearing as result.
I yearn to bind
One last time
Before the world subsides.

 

© 2009 Vanessa


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Oh! Do I have an idea of this one!!
"bubbles to planets!" I believe gave it away..
Or else you would've had me wondering.
What I wonderful time. This is amazing as always.


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