Alabaster Salamanders

Alabaster Salamanders

A Poem by Chase Dylan
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Rash and unabashed...

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Salamander masters with alabaster blasters flap wings of disaster amidst
amassed raps and rapture
Lap the lap of lapsed taps and capture the art of lost math
Arrhythmic slashed
 I get it...
 I'm crass grass gashing all who pass
Rash and unabashed
Flash of molestation
Illustrations of automatic atomization
Sodomization of aberration 
Realization that poems written for nations slip through like brass lesions 
Crack cracked up like pixie dust
Glitter lust
Hidden dance 
All dried up 

© 2017 Chase Dylan


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Hi Silente, You have such an interesting way of writing. Such an incredible way with imagery. Now, I am going to admit, I do not understand some of your poetry, but I love the rhythm of your poems. You write very much like my oldest son. He too, is much smarter than I, lol, or we just have different forms of writing. He is not on this site, but I think he would like your writing as well.

Posted 7 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

7 Years Ago

Haha, well thank you again, I am not sure how to handle the cascade of praise... But I will most def.. read more
MaryKC

7 Years Ago

Nope, those suckers are pretty stupid! And yes, I know I'm not funny because both of my sons let me .. read more
Chase Dylan

7 Years Ago

Who am I to argue, since you all ready know... Haha, except I think we all find a certain hilarity w.. read more



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"Salamander masters with alabaster blasters flap wings of disaster amidst
amassed raps and rapture" - Very catching first few lines. I love the word play and the sounds that these lines utilize.

"Lap the lap of lapsed taps and capture the art of lost math" - you've obviously done an amazing job on the rhythm of this piece.

"Arrhythmic slashed
I get it...
I'm crass grass gashing all who pass
Rash and unabashed
Flash of molestation" - these lines took some thought when applying them to the overall tone of the piece. I really appreciate a quality like that in poetry.

"Illustrations of automatic atomization
Sodomization of aberration
Realization that poems written for nations slip through like brass lesions
Crack cracked up like pixie dust
Glitter lust
Hidden dance
All dried up" - again, the word choice and tempo of the piece are on point. I love the way it reads aloud.

Overall, I think you've done a fantastic job on this one, the only thing I was curious about was the formatting. Is it intentional that you've left out punctuation? If so, that's completely up to you, the author. As it is, I would say it read just fine without it seeing as the whole piece had none. I would have had more trouble if it was half punctuated. Excellent read, write on!

-Rynn


Posted 6 Years Ago


Silente, you've got the truth to tell. And you do it superbly with glaringly intimate imagery hidden behind beautiful prose. Very well done.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

6 Years Ago

Jeremy, thanks so much for the review... A superb flow of beautiful praise... I appreciate it greatl.. read more
"Glitter lust / Hidden dance / All dried up"
very sad and in a way... so true...




Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

6 Years Ago

Nailed the hidden emotion behind the words, great eye, Angelina... Thank you...
angelina neves

6 Years Ago

It was a pleasure!
I like the organization of this work. I, like the fellow before, am not quite sure what the message is, but I think it has something to do with the changing of times and methods.
Ah, what do I know, anyway?
Great work.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

6 Years Ago

Thanks so much, M.E... It is really the organization and sound of it all, that I focus on... Message.. read more
clever as always silente, fine writing.

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

6 Years Ago

Thank you, Andrew
The title itself is awesome! Repetition and rhyme superb. Like a rollercoaster down the rabbit hole at warp speed. Kaleidoscopic imagery. So original.Stay rash and unabashed forever!

Posted 6 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

6 Years Ago

I am almost driven to write something just from the awe inspiring twists contained within your revie.. read more
Well yeah, your poetry often goes over the top, but that's what makes it all the more interesting to read. You truly capture the reader's attention.
"Lap the lap of lapsed taps and capture the art of lost math"- loved this line! Great job!

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

7 Years Ago

I was never known for going under the top, that is for sure... Thanks so much for the appreciation, .. read more
Zoya

7 Years Ago

You're welcome!
I have no words to describe this writing

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

7 Years Ago

I have no words to describe this review...
The way you write is not only marvelous, but also a mystery to me. It really makes me want to know the way you think and what goes on in your mind. It makes me want to know the person behind the words... but in a way through your words, I am already starting to learn a little bit about you. I will never know or understand everything, but sometimes we just aren't meant to. That's what makes life so interesting to me. xo FLB

Posted 7 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

Chase Dylan

7 Years Ago

Wow, thank you again, FlatLine... I am quite flattered... Hope you get to know more of my writing..... read more

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Added on April 25, 2017
Last Updated on April 25, 2017
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Denver, CO



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