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in the helium of a night
where constellations ignite
the blood-spattered atrium
of a late summer's sky,
I find myself a comet
shooting the urban grid
in an urgency as I race
a suicidal rim on two wheels
in the blackness between the fires,
my red-shifted thoughts crossing
light years out-of-body
and outliving me
till the awareness of you
slingshots me at Mach speed
to await your arrival
long before it happens,
caught at the last light
so close to my destination,
inhaling the danger of you,
where to idle the demon
begs disaster, even if the
interlude proves a watershed –
by Neptune's light, I will
wish to death I had run the red
where constellations ignite
the blood-spattered atrium
of a late summer's sky,
I find myself a comet
shooting the urban grid
in an urgency as I race
a suicidal rim on two wheels
in the blackness between the fires,
my red-shifted thoughts crossing
light years out-of-body
and outliving me
till the awareness of you
slingshots me at Mach speed
to await your arrival
long before it happens,
caught at the last light
so close to my destination,
inhaling the danger of you,
where to idle the demon
begs disaster, even if the
interlude proves a watershed –
by Neptune's light, I will
wish to death I had run the red
Literature
Charlatans
There was that unexpected duality to it, something of
a pan, flashing in salt marshes, broken up like old bones,
a war dream served with warmed nuts and Dewars,
drawled civility over upgraded seat assignments and
that Friday afternoon sense of having dodged the bullet.
Peopled canyons receded beyond lozenges of pitted glass
in that vertiginous sacrament we sometimes mocked,
mere hours since a proud dog-and-pony apparatus
went missing, sucked up barking into granite-clad commerce
and a sky gone gray in January's stolid transaction queue.
As long as they were talking in those soft syllables, those
Scotch-soaked whispers in clou
Literature
Ripcord
It is warm black cloth
that tumbles my loose head
My eyes shrink softly
below the ragged line
of neck
under the camphor blankets.
there is a man at the back door.
Under trembling turkey-pink-
Heart jangles on the ripcord kick
flay these arms at the silhouette
snatching at the hot light prickles
it is black behind him.
My gorge is dry packed
a dust wall a dumbed jam
and trying to force the tight
broken glass scream
out panic! out panic! out
out out out
is like tearing plastercast with teeth
like defecating a tumour-
the noise thumps!
mouth roof from beef chest,
a solid bark gasp,
coughing a nightma
Literature
My allotment
"For a man is destined to but once to live and allotted to each one time to die. This is the way it has been and will always be."
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Well, I can't really explain how it all happened or even why, so you'll get no help that way. What I can do is tell you what happened and maybe you can help me with the rest.
I was born the same as everyone else, went to school in Bozeman hated it just like everyone else grew up, got a girlfriend, got a job nearby; you know, I was a normal person. I got married and had two kids. I never moved out of the area. When my eldest was just three, war b
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Jade, this is just amazing! This is the kind of poem I pour over, and keep coming back to, to catch more layers of meaning with every read. Structurally, your word choice is exquisite - not only are you squeezing every drop of effect with your use of sound, but the pacing is brilliant - your unique command of language lets you choose words with not only the optimum sound qualities, but also word length that really enforces, and drives home, the pacing of the poem!
"caught at the last light / so close to my destination" - I was thrilled to see that phrase! You've given it a wonderful home and inspired even more with it! <img src="e.deviantart.net/emoticons/n/n…" width="15" height="15" alt="" title="Nod"/>
The environment you create for the reader is as rich as ever - this is something I always cherish in your work, and it's present in this piece in spades! "the blood-spattered atrium / of a late summer's sky" <img src="e.deviantart.net/emoticons/f/f…" width="18" height="17" alt="" title="I think I've fainted."/> wowwwwww!!! How could you create a more brilliant description? Setting a mood and projecting a vivid image all at once!
When I read this poem, it's akin to when I see a particularly brilliant visual art piece - I want to study it and take it all in to try and learn from it's exquisite quality.