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Published on Facebook pages – Facebook Poetry Society, Igniting The Spark, Ivo Bierands, On My Mind, Poetry UK, and The Love of Poetry on 08/10/24.
I breathe in what I used to be before I came,
I inhale what I’m going to be when I go.
The energy and power we separate from,
When we turn visible.
03/07/24
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Published on Facebook pages – Facebook Poetry Society, Igniting The Spark, Ivo Bierands, On My Mind, Poetry Prompts, Poetry UK, and The Love of Poetry on 07/09/24.
I can look at the endless blue sky
Endlessly,
I like to look at them as deep as my eyes can stretch
In search for the answers I have lost,
But there is nothing more then
Creamy everlasting blueness
That I will never have enough.
06/07/24
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This poem was read at Serendipity Poetry Evening at Cloggs Coffee Shop in Dewsbury on 05/09/24 and Beehive Poetry Night at Bradford Library on 06/09/24.
Once in a blue moon
In the pastel blue sky
Over Shenzhen city
Drizzling rain was knitting a rainbow
And laying down next to the ice-white moon
That was going to bloom.
17/07/24
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Published on Facebook pages – Facebook Poetry Society, Igniting The Spark, Ivo Bierands, On My Mind, Poetry UK, and The Love of Poetry on 16/10/24.
Navy blue sky attempts to put asleep
Ever awake Shenzhen,
I have no time to close my eyes
Enjoying of seeing sparkling shooting stars
Slowly crossing the peaceful sky of the city
Where 23 million people
Have found a space
Now they call home.
17/07/24
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Published on Facebook pages – Facebook Poetry Society, Igniting The Spark, Ivo Bierands, On My Mind, Poetry Prompts, Poetry UK, and The Love of Poetry on 24/09/24.
Shenzhen weeps today seeing me leaving
I hide from its sadness under a black umbrella,
Musing
It wept pure tears from the pastel blue sky
Seeing me exiting a train station
It gifted me the most beautiful thing I had ever received from a city
A rainbow and the moon
In an early evening sky.
Goodbye Shenzhen
I’ll be back tonight
To spend another day with you.
19/07/24
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This poem is dedicated to beautiful sky-scrapers in Hong Kong.
This poem was read at Serendipity Poetry Evening at Cloggs Coffee Shop in Dewsbury on 05/09/24 and Beehive Poetry Night at Bradford Library on 06/09/24.
Sky scrapers are stretching themselves high in the sky
Pushing each another out of their way
Squeezing for their own space on a small land in Honk Kong
Claiming and clinging in the rocks as if being terrified to be pushed
In the Victoria Harborough
Drawn under waters and being forgotten about their existence.
People, ordinary busses
White and red coloured taxis as if from 1970s
Colourful breath taking two-floor trams
Like ants run among people created sky reaching beasts
Not being afraid of them to be hurt.
20/07/24
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Published on Facebook pages – Facebook Poetry Society, Igniting The Spark, Ivo Bierands, On My Mind, Poetry UK, and The Love of Poetry on 13/10/24.
My mind cannot catch my heart
And put it into a frame,
It’s running too fast
Holding the flag of love high above its head
Leading itself into routs
Where its decisions sting it with spikes of roses.
21/07/24
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Published on Facebook pages – Facebook Poetry Society, Igniting The Spark, Ivo Bierands, On My Mind, Poetry UK, and The Love of Poetry on 13/10/24.
I thought the moon stayed with Shenzhen city
When I waved goodbye to it before travelling to Shan Tou,
But it didn’t
It surprised me when I walked out on a balcony
On the floor seven to breathe warm summer air.
It roses above my head in the dark blue sky
Broadly blooming now and showing its complete beauty
Dragging along with it puffy, dark grey blankets
Ready to cover me with them when I call
To make my sleep comfortable and deep
Until I decide to wake up.
22/07/24
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Published on Facebook pages – Facebook Poetry Society, Igniting The Spark, Ivo Bierands, On My Mind, Poetry Prompts, Poetry UK, and The Love of Poetry on 26/09/24.
I exchange my money for love
And I have nothing left
But full pockets of memories
Of laughs and kisses,
Smiling eyes and hearty hugs,
Tears of joy and heartwarming words.
17.08.24
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