Showing posts with label persistence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label persistence. Show all posts

Monday, March 5, 2012

For All The Kings of Wanton Realms


clarity amongst the spackled shale—arrives
rattled, riven—as tenets forcibly flash before
simmering currents far from home—dreamt about, yet left alone—
where endless mirrors span amongst the golden bedrock—

that is, until, the eyes opened—once again carving reality—frozen in unkempt status and other sordid scatterings—a reminder, of the chaotic surplus owned by few; and those detrimental demons—the apparent contagions designated in the discarded view—of which, ironically, comprise the largest populous of the two.

the mirage, the oasis, seeping through pavement cracks—
crackling dismay through annexed thought—of soda-colored undertows and yet another night alone—beneath a shelter of stars; beside the lullabies of sounding vermin—scurrying competitively—for the tarnished or divine—for whatever’s left to find—for something, anything, helps prolong the fight   

but only the forked pitch tongue survives—thus the adaptability of the protector’s disguise—the only thing—aside from thought and dream—making movement possible.

…and diadems are pronounced,
for the newest king of another
wanton realm


Tuesday, October 4, 2011

He Wore A Heart of Orange Upon His Sleeve


She wore the yellow in her lace
Indoctrinated by the ever changing faces
That imbued her mother, as she grew-
Lacking all pigmentation, if not Blue

He wore the dust of heralds
Adhering its pink upon his heart,
Of which, since that fated dawn, he could only sing of her in carols
A soundtrack to love’s play, and Sisyphus became his part

She danced the reddest predilection
Enraptured by his persistent, amorous intent
Yet engrained are the evils, alive in her tapestries’ reflection
She damns affection, for the avarice of hesitance

Many stanza’s later…the spectrum’s cycle still would spin

She blankets herself in the blackest blur
Aged now, she has grown, but his pursuits have since died
And the clocks had sealed their lips, once apathy’s languor flecked eye,
If only she’d known, if not for decline, he’d still move boulders for her 



Well another Tuesday is upon us, and with it comes another week of wonderful and brilliant poetry over at D'verse.  This week we're all in for a treat, as one of my favorite poets, Tash, will be hosting Open Link Night.  Anyone who enjoys reading some great original poetry should be sure to check it out, and while you're there, perhaps you'll feel the urge to share a poem of your own.  Happy OLN!