fold back to waves
of noise monoxide synod,
restate and return,
Fibonacci reversed,
to the rocking hand,
to a gentle hell.
In a struck pose, basalt doze,
breadcrumbs on frozen lava steps,
all the way to the mantle of the sun,
where the thread dies, the monolith melts.
Incandescent words,
cables dissolve
and to vapor ships' song we dance.
How do you feel about this stray note,
the shattered basalt lock,
orogeny of our souls
in the harmony of chaos.
Dislodged, defunct
architects of shrines,
photonic sequence stems
from their quiet graves;
my libel 'gainst the soil
drawn on silver lids, dispatched by aching meat,
across cold voids unseen,
whence no lungs drink.
Beyond ramparts of ash,
to the translucent bustuary
in his nuclear heart.
lover-ly! I especially love the lyricism in "Black hole
ReplyDeletefold back to waves
of noise monoxide synod,
restate and return,
Fibonacci reversed,
to the rocking hand,
to a gentle hell."
I envy you the simplicity of your blog - here just to create verse...devoid of ego.
thank you very much, Johnsie!
ReplyDelete"How do you feel about this stray note,"
ReplyDeletestray notes sound best.
aye, they do.
ReplyDeleteYou write a kind of poetry I like--poetry with a lot of "incandescent words." I like to revel in the sounds and associations.
ReplyDeletethank you, David! you've put it very nicely, I like it to be resonant and thready.
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