Open Poetry #34 |
OPEN POETRY # 33 - No more after this. |
Honeybunch Member Rara Avis
since 2001-12-29
Posts 7115South Africa |
Colours of love trapped under ice but I’m okay … really with emotions from a paper cup like hypnotic poison blue and gray. On the beach dressed to grill in the heat my rocking chair moves in the brush of time to the bloody truth casting sounds of so much to do ad infinitum and every word I heard in my pain pulsing heart, the to do list found. I wanted to ask him in under-toned ebb and flow about the Chipmunk diaries and love training but transparent subtlety not my strength on earth immortal or in an airplane. Cornered in my secret place not passing beyond the catalyst the turn around trails of time and chance an aggravating bond for not just you, but me much to the pleasure of the one “hoo” knows. Big sisters are special, little sisters are precious but my friend, John, at the Pacific Island Club said I’m a little fairy and when we waltzed my double crown like destiny’s charm. Sharing a classic, hum an ode to Om, or whistle Delaney tunes until thighs clear the channel to the heart of Texas – she’s a bohemian wonder! Nevertheless, a stirring of the breeze, an artistic touch to moonlight in Sonata settling internal seeking this insanity’s night. The hurricane warning of drifting woulds -? a charade on Saturday night in Salt City. Guantanamo on the Hudson downstream from Newton to Tequila till a night in Toscana with Andrea but only here in New England the will to compare Sierra’s love to the big easy, envy of the wind to your skin. I’m planting exotics – just watch or look away but no use searching for ocean pelicans in this lost paradise where goldfish is (are) pale compared to shades of butterflies. Bathed in light and in the spirit of autumn I speak Hazel language in the land of the free where flames of your presence bliss and the taste of you honey to my lips, wash day memories and jangle of pipes like copper wind chimes on mountain high. But as I’m living autumn comes a-dancing to sing me a story of a basketful of love – yours? Here let the lonesomeness be constrained in memory of warm smiles on Freemont Street between beheaded dandelions and moose droppings… ok – a crude senryu, roundel, a wordy poem, poetry of lesser degree, VQ Sonnett, Hay Sonnet, psalm of najaf, autumn haiku, tanka, heartsing huiku, a sestina … undecided. There’s no guarantee the power of one multiplied grants a safer landing or gives answers clearly to April’s contagious misinterpretation and Ophelia’s secret – maybe I shall never know you, the infinite, and my keyboard but to a blood, I am your kin and deceived once again by the dictation of my heart. No bones about it the demeanor of senior citizens what you see in tears of a morning magician after a storm has gone in Blackbird wood. Porch saga unfinished … we regret to inform you. Love Sonnet #24 – but they smile those cavorting demons in life’s sands studying my seasonal fall till news alerts & front page images of a graveside service … just a bump in the night for the wheel and steel horses in this web of lies. But there’s a rose on my cheek and I trace it wondering if you knew what I’m dreaming of amidst swaying pearls of poetic possibilities in our mixed up culture. Little butterfly am I in this, a poet’s production sensing truth in the turn of August when two wrongs do make a right but you made me happy sometimes with sprinkles of cheeriness amongst a timeless love’s last breath between wet sheets and … “we is missing you all”. I could go on forever but it’s time to shut down this muse by the sea, half completed song, a heart’s postcard, or perhaps just a note to a soul mate … no simple rhyme - this is the watermark of my butterfly glide to where you are. All we have to do is ignore and heal but you knew love’s pain in secret places and seductions of a sweetest day in a traveller’s tale. To be at peace at Christmas, don’t touch your eyes but hear closely distant the velvet crinkling of her worth slip the sun and tears of you in the ache of love. In the middle of you is a garden of comings, goings, and keepers, the dance of desire, curiosity, but too the taste of shadows and weeds of a lesson or two. Just thinking … please little sparrow fly to your destiny for lotus blossoms are calling boy hands of man (mmmmmmm – yeah baby) and thou art the world to me. September sighs unfriendly skies and I’m an empty island but listening with the river I’m reminded there are moments of soft light and whispers on the wind and I just love tip toeing a maze of you. Afraid of the dark when I leave? Steal away to scribbles of you, don’t wish upon a friend a woman in love with you! That’s it! That’s all! |
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Dark Angel Member Patricius
since 1999-08-04
Posts 10095 |
Are you sure Honeybunch? We are all so enjoying them. Maree into this night i wonder, it's morning that i dread, another day of knowing of, the path i fear to tread. |
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Honeybunch Member Rara Avis
since 2001-12-29
Posts 7115South Africa |
Maree - Yes, #33 is finished. I can't say that I won't perhaps do the same with a page in the future but never again nearly the whole forum. I'm so glad you enjoyed them. Sometimes it's good to do what's never been done before and sometimes it isn't but that's just life and we learn from it! |
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passing shadows Member Empyrean
since 1999-08-26
Posts 45577displaced |
outstanding! |
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Dark Angel Member Patricius
since 1999-08-04
Posts 10095 |
oh so #33 is finished, I am sorry I misunderstood. So now we go on to #34 yes? lol Jus playin with ya Honeybunch Thank you so much for entertaining us, they and you are truly amazing. Maree into this night i wonder, it's morning that i dread, another day of knowing of, the path i fear to tread. ~Sarah McLachlan~ |
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Enchantress Member Empyrean
since 2001-08-14
Posts 35113Canada eh. |
Absolutely astounding!! Fantastic Helen! Of course...we will have a repeat when 34 is done, no? ~Smiles & Hugs, Nancy~ ~ Let peace begin with me... ~ |
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Honeybunch Member Rara Avis
since 2001-12-29
Posts 7115South Africa |
It's been my pleasure, Maree. Dixie and Nancy - thanks so much for reading. They say that for all things there is a season - the trick is to know when the season has changed but how quickly they come and then go. |
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