Lucid
Author: Coley O'Connor
Thou beest lucid;
Yet ignorant to the unambiguous fact ye fuse translucence.
Intelligibly diaphanous;
Such delicate marrow deemed to compel innermost thy frail frame; they interior thou hast contain remarks thy strongest compact and concellous bones.
You adhere to thy pleads to delve in thy bare unraveling; yet never reconnoiter discomfiture; only furthermore revere thy impurities, never to be opine nor inquired; only ruminated with superiorly intent.
Thou lay; obdurate at ease in thy labyrinth; eternally perplexed by ye formation of intoxicating thee; as though my H2O correspondingly bends with THC.
I yearn to aspire they paramount irreplaceable virtue of living immovable within thy perceptions.
Wholeheartedly thou art subconsciously aware of thee bowed to thy flawless infrastructure.
Thou shalt not extract covetousness; lone ambitions for thy and humanity.
Ye art an intricate perpetual warren; incomprehensively unfathomable.
Thou beest a simple puzzle piece expeditiously elucidated effortlessly.
Take thee.
I like the thought but the words are kind of too big for me...There is a misuse of thy instead of thee...The big words kind of distract the reader and take away from the true meaning of the poem. If you use really big words, I hate to say it, but readers may stop reading the poem halfway through because they can't understand the deeper thought. Try "Dumbing it down" a bit and I'm sure you will have an awesome poem!
Misusing "thy" and a thesaurus do not equal a poem.
Lots of big words. I like the flow of them.
One correction.
You use the word "thy" when I think you mean "thee" sometimes. You should look up the difference between the two, because there is one, though they are similar.
For example, I think it should be "I subconsciously am aware of thee bowed..."
Not totally sure.
The place where you use H2O and THC is an abrupt change. The rest of the words are long and old, and then you use a chemical formula. I don't think it fits.
Other tan that, though, great poem.