Once again, a dissenting woe
gives lie to night’s
beckon
Once again, you are tried,
tired; as the gong
blisters,
As the mention of sweet
morn glistens the
glands,
Time weeps a river.
When does the sentence fall off the page & a new oblivion step up picking up this Wire of dawn? Where do the stains of ink Perspire if not in the nooks of harm and The shade of a lower noon? Lower than an Inch? Wiser than the tooth that carves I
The forbidden spark of a thousand
boasts
What? we care the plenitude into
a stare
We blink coalesce morph stipulate
tinyness
Into being the spark has been
used/ful
“time weeps a river.” – i love that
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Pretty deep, so many great, visual lines. These affect me the most –
What? we care the plenitude into
a stare
We blink coalesce morph stipulate
tinyness
Into being the spark has been
used/ful
Thanks Tammy.
It’s actually humbling
That the poem never ceases in its attempt to be new despite the numbing relentless of trope – surrender to verse is humbling if only out of need.
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Powerful
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