Wednesday, November 4, 2015

Lady Poetry II

Oh for rollercoaster’s, spinning to fall, to rise a triumph. You
send for souls, as slanted as depression.

I’m knitted your soul, to drip from fangs, a quasi-rapture. We
churn a cello, to sorrow a flute, filled with sudden joys. I
grieve for texture, a measure of mercy, to find your stream.
We wrestle a shadow, for richest darkness, to hold a hand
stranded. I trek a pier, a myriad of poets, a memoir bleeding.
Oh for orison, ever for an altar, kneeling where candles turn.
I flicker like rain, a garment of angst, for an almighty sage.
You scripted herbs, a tome for William, for a mind gifted.
Oh for unborn, to breathe for breath, a slipping lifeline. I
climb for sights, a midsummer grunt, a gesture for poesy. You
peek to pull, to mock for structure, an atlas of words. I yearn—
amazed, a brooch on grain, to feel uneven; but oh for texture,
the stamina of pain, a mallet for an ink-pen. It’s a nautic
storm, even an allegory, to nestle a sentence. I saw a tiara, to
wonder of culture, falling to keys. You drive a snail, to raise
a turtle, for alas a sprinting cheetah. I’m torn for reason, a
flood for souls, an ember to a flame. Its dear devotion, a wave
of ‘motions, a symbol born vague.     

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