Cracks of steel
Shimmer white do the walls
Plastic revelations, reveal a twist of mind, feel
Alive, that very moment, best you’ve felt----injected
& Here it is, once again, once again Now comes
A Reckoning hour I won’t recall, as who am I grows small
Fact or dreaming inflicted by
The Flash*********Words appeal
Bulb bright- bulb red
Jointlyventured
C r a c k l e
C R A C K L E L O U D
Spin(nips)(pins)(ipns)(ispn) SPIN
A
Rounding
Out An Arial, from crac ks you enLARGED
With 1st gaze
Inside
&
Out side
ah now this is art...love it, great word play!!!
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ReplyDeleteBrian, so glad you enjoyed it. Projective verse is very fun, I'd do more of it but it takes a certain mood to nail one down. Wish I had more moments like I did when writing this. Especially glad you picked up on the wordplay, which is something I enjoy more than anything else when writing. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
ReplyDeleteBluebell Books, thanks for replying to the post. Creative, is such a powerful word and says so much to me. I greatly appreciate your comment, thanks.
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I wish I was able to utilize such style
ReplyDeletemindlovemisery, thank you so much for the kind words. You can, anyone can, compose projective verse. They're a blast to write and not as difficult as one might think. Projective verse is a style where the words on the page reflect the senses they project. I start off by writing the poem. I then read it over. If I feel it has a lot of words that can be toyed with I start changing things within the poem, font, size, spacing etc. I keep changing things and then save every time I like what I see. I don't find myself doing them as often as I may like, probably because the poem written seems to fit another style better. I guess my suggestion would be to play around with certain poems you've already composed and see what you can get. Just my thought, but again glad you enjoyed this poem
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