Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (21. Feminine Connection)

21. Feminine Connection

Abstract reasoning

was once caressed

by a pair of pinkish hands

so the concept of the world changed

from its geometric shaped ideas

into a feminine reality

that combines body

and mind

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (20. Light)

20. Light

Light, is not traveling through

the curved space, but

my beautified past

playing with highlights

occasionally
jumping to my current

and my future ---

Light, is painting my life

into a colorful
concrete

mosaic

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I am honored to the Award. I nominate Gerry Boyd

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (19. Improvised New Life)

19. Improvised New Life

In a brief moment of

absent-mindedness

a new life was improvised 

as some tree-shaped figures
soon transformed

into musical notes

joyfully
departed from
their unseeded

womb

Laziness

Laziness

was initially a dance of Tango

mis-stepped into Blues, yet highly

satisfied with

every unintentionally

mismatched

move

Africa (3.Night)

3. Night

I was told

the nightmarish tales

had never come to Africa -

the evening sky is always clear

the silver Moon is forever bright

all lives rest in

the tranquil dreams of summer night -

Oh Africa!

the cradle of life

the wonderland of children

and the bewitched

Enchantress of myth - who

never desired to wake up from

the moonlit innocence

of

Eden

Love (Is A Portrait)

Love (is a portrait)

Love

is a portrait of

swelling heart

framed with

infatuation, hanging

inside a room

that has no wall to support

such weightless

MATERIAL

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I am honored to receive Perfect Poet Award for the week 45. I like to vote Judith Evanfor the next award.

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (18. Jade)

18. Jade

The jade-colored ocean

gazed at the world

through its reflection, that was

greener

than

jade

Africa (2. Afternoon)

2. Afternoon

After the Sun reached its zenith

a lioness

robust and vigorous

sitting on the top of a high hill

breastfed

the grand view of

afternoon

Africa (1.Sunrise)

1. Sunrise

Standing on Horizon

arms stretched

Africa

posed like an umbrella thorn

ready to greet

another glorious

sunrise

Abstract - Reading Paul Klee (17. A Few Headless Creatures)

17. A Few Headless Creatures

Once upon a time

a few headless creatures

suddenly started pondering life

with their weightless bodies

dangling in the air

days

and nights...

That's how IDEA was born ---

being pushed out of womb by curiosity

trapped in desolation of reason

unaided, wandering aimlessly

relentlessly, yet

cautiously

to evade a cliff edge

that leads to the abyss of

unknown