0) Miracles From Poe In 'em' No.1 (Sonnet) (From Affine Tree) Poem by Otradom Pelogo

Sometimes to clear the mind, renewed affairs with prolixity
Since being alone can make the heart friends with the sullenly

Yet I know that the answers aren't always euphoric
Though the love and words can come with a self phantasmagoric

And the beginning is always the most inexplicable
Passionate, elusive; when the first is a Miracle

The thirst that must be quenched has now become the similitude
To a quiet and peaceful manner that suddenly seems rude

The quiet by the storm must be pervaded
The wind, rain or hail cannot be abated

Day with night and companion with the tremulous
The line left, right; rationale with the ridiculous

The eyes must now see a cataleptic view of miasma
Mold a five century old consciousness of America

Baptize thyself with the waters from the tarn
Resurrect when it's time to cry, wail and mourn

Join the heart and mind and soul as the lips begin to quaver
Give the child a life refashioned to search for and to savor

Now with methodology and academia, yet now much more pertinacious
Turn chaos to tale, dare diversity, mold malice into the prodigious

Definitions

Prolixity - Tediously long; wordy

Sullenly - Gloomy or somber

Euphoric - Happy

Phantasmagoric - A fantastic sequence as if in a dream

Inexplicable - Impossible to explain

Miracle Taylor Thomas
(Born Jan.30,2003 to: Sibyl and Clinton Taylor Thomas Jr.)

Miracle - Extraordinary occurrence, surpassing all known human powers.

Similitude - Resemblance; like

Pervaded - To spread throughout

Abated - To stop or suppress

Tremulous - Trembling, timid,

Rational - Fundamental reason or reasons serving to account for something

Cataleptically - Lack of awareness

Miasma - A dangerous foreboding influence or atmosphere

America -Relating to the United States or its people, language or culture

Tarn - A small mountain lake

Resurrect - To bring back to life

Quaver - To speak in a quivering voice

Savor - To appreciate fully; enjoy or relish

Pertinacious - Holding stubbornly to a belief, purpose, course of action or opinion

Prodigious - Impressively great in size, force or extent