Sunday, November 13, 2011

Glyph


Patternista                                       Stylized
Always                         A                 Palettes of
Angling                                            Architecture
For Design                  Will                Rise

Tics                                                Accentuate
Of Speech                    And              The shades
Reflecting                                        Of charcoal
Gapless                        A                 Tint

Solemnity                                        Solace
Opens to                      Ward            Welcomes
The arms                                         Silencing
Of Peace                      To                 View

Poster Art
Arranged in Collaboration
A master and apprentice
Stirring light

Your Eyes
Your spirit
My eyes
My face
Bewitched
Bothered
And Betrothed
To every specie
Of wonderment
Within such a frame

Skin connects,
In conjecture,
A conjunction
Of space in time

The static charge
Lit
And the dancing
Emptiness;
Tibia to Torso
Fibula to Jaw,
That wasteland of promise
Alive at last.
A prism
A gaze
A crystalline
Grasp at time
Broken
Yet unashamed

A chalice
Filled with sorrow
We drank so very slow
Dry containment
Virtue stained
Plaster of
My wilderness
Cast aside
As
Echoic        Thoughts Singe Spatial Design

5 comments:

  1. Liked your use of architecture in this one, from the way you set it up to that which you used, connecting all from time and space to ones legs and face..haha...did you go all Bewitched and wiggle your nose, I here that works better than curling your toes.

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  2. I love this poem, its architecture, its messages, and especially 'Broken/Yet unashamed'. A real visceral reaction to this one so I don't have the right words.

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  3. The structure of this poem is outstanding!

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  4. "Tibia to Torso
    Fibula to Jaw,
    That wasteland of promise
    Alive at last."

    That is incredibly cool.

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  5. wicked poem man...the structure is art itself, but then within you have some really amazing lines...a few of which have already been pointed out but really top notch

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