Luminiferous
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Sunday, September 26, 2004
Incandescence, your filament breathes me;
Now, white-hot and glowing, I radiate
A soothing heated sea, vary degrees
Temperature in my need; procreate.
Phosphorescence, when excitation’s ceased,
You limn my limbs with peace; no fervent brow
Could feel as hot as not; I am released,
Without perceptible loss; view me now.
Fluorescence, ultraviolet me, to live,
I must see it all, your wavelengths incite
My soul; I absorb, radiate and give;
Emitting visibility of light.
Luminous, my flux expands… Mortal Man,
Open mind to others; lambent, we span.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 9/26/04
& seeing another's aura gloam...
I seen hot steel melting too though :)
But the resounding sound-waves then echoed :)
Groovy Vibes & Good Vibrations
Vickie
Hot stuff! Superbly crafted and written with excellence!!
Robert
smooth
I think the critics will write thousand pages on "Luminiferous".
Thank You for posting this "Luminiferous" to let the world know that we have Poets in America.
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
Sandie May Angel
Words of wisdom and need espoused in this convincing and telling poem , Erin..
Well crafted and designed...
Peter