The Lava Lamp's Blobs

by

Dan Dressler

Liquid blobs slowly rise and fall within
Light penetrates and fills the liquid blobs making them radiant
The light's heat permeates the surrounding air and looking at it inflicts a warm feeling
The movements are mezmorizingly slow and intriguing
They float around carelessly,
Endlessly,
As if they were dizzy
They have a mind of their own.

They are giant fireflies
As if in slow motion,
They flirtatiously touch each other
And frolic about,
In search of a partner to adjoin with

They are fireballs fighting over the lamp's heat
They push each other
They smash into each other
They are loaded with energy
They are restless

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