# Poem #95: That One Time My Eyes Saw Everything

Author: bhscorch1313
Tags: Poem, Poetry, Transformation, imagery, writing

#96 of Poetry

A little poem of transformation imagery that I put together to help get my writing back on track. Try to visualize each transformation within each stanza. Hope you enjoy!

Paper covered bricks of paper  
Lie in the corner  
Quiet and inert

Suddenly, the pages  
burst into flame  
Crackle and pop!  
Until naught but ash remains

Out of the ashes  
a triangle tuft appears. Then another  
followed by a pair of feline eyes  
Yellow and watching  
Whoosh! Out of the ashes  
the sooty creature comes  
Tail flickering

Run amok the kitty does  
Faster and faster,  
it's legs blurring together and melt  
Fur becomes foamy, meows into roars  
Black into blue  
A tide of water rushing forth

Down the mountainside  
Rock erroding river  
into round little stones

All the stones lay scattered  
One by one, they float  
up and up, until all  
are in the air.  
One by one, they move and disintegrate  
You can't see them,  
but feel them as the air

Blowing and breezy  
Now it's gusting about  
Higher above our heads  
becoming fluffy in the sky

Clouds that grow so white,  
They begin to fall to the ground  
Flake by little white flake  
Forming a large, cold blanket

White is everywhere  
But slowly, snow turns green  
And tiny blades surface  
Until we are surrounded

One blade of grass grows taller  
and taller  
Until it gains leafy accessories  
And grows to be  
a single red tulip.

~bhscorch1313

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