Poems on the topic: matter

Poems on the topic “matter” on Poets.by.

RomanticDominique Cyprès

Nightly Intercession

please for heaven’s sake keep taking up space that’s just what matter does and you matter most to me my love
ContemplativeMary F. C. Pratt

MATTER: A Pantoum

What gods do is make and let the pieces fall. Billions of clocks on billions of beaches turning as our hands move however they move or our four legs or six or eight. Billions of eyes in billions of deserts move through their times or none and we move our two legs or four or six or eight and our hearts and chloroplasts, mycelium, our many eyes or none. Our structures crystalize, the plates and hearts and chloroplasts and mycelium subduct and bump as we rise and fall. The structure of our crystals, how the plates and all we do is an echo of clapping hands as we subduct and bump and rise and fall. With voices, silences, wavings of branches

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