Tzara
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Surely it only seems like that many tries, SR.SeattleRain said:100-2...
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Surely it only seems like that many tries, SR.SeattleRain said:100-2...
I always knew there was more to it than met
a boy’s eye. The night sky
was a place I took inside me
like Christmas.
They say we all become a reason for another sermon.
I don’t know when my foot will fall and feel
the battered earth rise up to meet me.
I picture, on that day, trees tossed about like straw.
Rockslides. Nothing that can hold its shape.
Isn’t it just like us to add gravity to the moment
of our passage. More likely there’ll be stillness, silent
men on the night shift, a seated drunk gently meeting
a wall to sleep, a dog pissing on a fire hydrant
before it moves on. That is all anyone can do
when one of us goes down, reestablished in the earth.
When I walk now, I go softly. I don’t know how much
it takes for the world to come undone. I don’t
know how much more of me the ground can bear.
SeattleRain said:Patrick, excellent go of this introspective piece, very human, universal, and the red line up there, killer! Ah! I am on my way to church and I know I will be thinking, okay, which sermon is my life going to inspire.... which of the mistakes and weaknesses would they point straight to me....
and the last line is killer, killer, killer.
good to see you here
SR
SeattleRain said:Pier Side
I do not dream of San Francisco
or swimming bay to barge . . .
. . . I hold your towel, wait
like the splintered bench I have become
TheRainMan said:yikes. this is really good!
it has all the earmarks of you when you are at your best.
tungtied2u said:I love The Hand's of St. Brigids.
Very nicely done.
champagne1982 said:TheRainman,
An Uninterrupted Arrival of Boats has me teary and smiling and a whole bunch of amazed. Very good!
Congratulations, Christian, on an excellent run.vampiredust said:Backwards
God's dialect
can only be understood
by a few. . .
Tzara said:Congratulations, Christian, on an excellent run.
vampiredust said:thank you Pat and Bill. I've enjoyed reading your new poems, Pat
Some great stuff there
This poem rocks, Mr. D., especially 'cuz my own kitchen is a war zone at the moment.vampiredust said:A vase of daffodils
on the windowsill watches
the men rip apart the kitchen. . .
TheRainMan said:A Brooklyn Kind of Love
RhymeFairy said:I love this one RM ... Great imagery. You make me feel as if I am there, awaiting the dance. Nice !! Seems, you are always on the ball and get better with each write ( how is that poss. when your already so damn good, I am soo jealous !!). You captivate me in your writing ... just sayin' ~
Liar said:it was
when fingernails dug into
her leather strung thigh
and lips moved without vocation
in reply to a poem whispered
into her erect neck hair,