Mel Vil's Blog, page 3

A poem about pranayama yoga: slowing down time to make thoughtful decisions, drawing on various perspectives, and enjoying a sense of satisfaction.

"Schrödinger's Muse" is about the paradox of unrequited love and uncertainty, drawing an analogy to quantum mechanics to capture the emotional limbo of not knowing where one stands in a relationship.

'Of sects and symbols' is a poem exploring conflicting ideologies, storytelling, and transcendent connections.

"Living the High Lie" explores the journey of self-discovery as one navigates through the complexities of life. From physical boundaries to emotional constraints, the poem touches upon substances, spirituality, and the quest for mastery, asking the ultimate question: How high can one truly soar?

"We Phoenix" sets out the complexities of transformation, exploring a "hypercommon space" where duality and hierarchy give way to renewal and peace. The poem challenges traditional notions of power and decay, suggesting a cyclical rebirth akin to the mythical Phoenix.

"Time is Running Out" describes a transformative journey from complex relationships to personal freedom, highlighting the urgency to embrace change as time slips away. With themes of exploration and equality, it is an encouragment to 'navigate freely' and 'live equality' in the face of the unknown.

In "Go Together," we undertake the journey of self-discovery, delving into the interconnectedness of life forms and the profundity of individual and collective experiences, combining elements of spirituality, science, and philosophy to create a mosaic of life's multifaceted adventures.

"Georgie Porgie" explores the complexities of leadership and hierarchy. From monarchies to bottom feeders: what holds societies together and what can unravel them. A look at power, family, and human nature.

Reveille: A poetic exploration of the nuances of liberalism, gender, and emotional growth, set against the mysterious backdrop of emergent spacetime. Navigate through doubts, encounters, and alternate realities in this emotionally-charged journey.

I foolishly closed my original GoodReads author account due to issues relating to moderation and attribution of authorship… smh. I’m back now and trying to rekindle my network there. It’s a long journey, but I’m blessed with time and determination! Paradise Lost by John Milton The title says it all. And for as much as … Continue reading (Re)Connect on GoodReads →