Blow-up

Blow-up

A Poem by Chidoriflower
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In a spurt of random thought....

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Dip your toes into the violet galaxy
Soak in space dust, blown up asteroids
Milky white star flesh makes seeing hazy
But there's always window shield-wiper androids

Pale white rabbit is making rice on the moon
Why? It's already made of blue cheese
I want to be alone; so let's go, there's a lot of room
Will you stay or float away, tell me please

Brush your fingertips through a blazing super-nova
Embraced by hyper-color, silent implosion
Spark for a second, a minute as a dying lover
Going down in fervent flame, beautiful explosion 

© 2014 Chidoriflower


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This is an amazing mix of galactic talent. It inspired me to write my own mix of such within this tiny gift poem which your may keep as your own.

Star Mates

Spiraling orbs spin as they may
in a haze of tar, char and clay .
These bright lovers are stars at play
who defy quasar jars that sway.


Posted 10 Years Ago


Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

Thank you so much. The gift poem is brilliant and majestic. ^^
This is like a bowl of soup it has a little bit of everything. :D "Pale white rabbit is making rice on the moon
- Why? It's already made of blue cheese" - you painted this picture in my head and well… It's cool. @.@ Keep painting beautiful explosions with your words!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

Kyaaa! Thank you so much!!! >3>
This is very abstract, and I like it that way. The last stanza captivated me, "going down in a feverent flame, beautiful explosion." I sometimes write random things like this too, I have one called "fish kiss," that's a bit out there if you'd like to check it out. Good job, keep writing :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

Heh heh I will. Thank you so much. :)
Amazing connections of ideas. It was incredibly random but in a way every idea came together and kinda made sense.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

Thank you! :)
It's is... About space? Idk, but even though I don't know I like it, you must really be in tune with your ideas to pull something as random as this off. ;) I meant that as a good thing.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

Hehheh Thanks. xP
This is a wonderful piece.

Posted 10 Years Ago


0 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

Thank you, zainul.
zainul

10 Years Ago

You are most welcome.:)
Nice flow of thoughts in the poem. The good description took the reader to many good places. Life should be like the poem. Filled with amazing stars and beautiful explosions. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote

Posted 10 Years Ago


Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

Thank you, Coyote. I appreciate it.
So beautiful, I love the imagery and sometimes humor of this piece. It reminds me of Owl City's "Alligator Sky."
Well done!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

I was listening to Owl City when I wrote this. xD Thank you so much. :)
Bluefire

10 Years Ago

Awesome! Lol, no problem. ^^
Now I want one of those specialty salads you see advertised on TV. The second stanza took me there, thank you for the random connection due to randomly excellent piece.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Chidoriflower

10 Years Ago

Ah....the randomness randomly stimulates my senses....I have a lot of salad recipes...Thank you very.. read more
Kenneth The Poet

10 Years Ago

No problem.

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Chidoriflower

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