No Poets

No Poets

A Poem by Edward Clay
"

In reference to and in memory of Brion Gysin, the forgotten Beat ..

"

 

Pool splash!

 

And then the world did wander,

weaving words and spitting forks,

tongued scars on the pallet -

 

"I'm inking the lifeblood! I am!"

was utterd with a petrified roar,

and slowly the canvas erupted;

 

flowers on tarmac.

(Stain brushed satin and

waterfall drops

 

fall in petals)

And in amongst the broken

beads of laced sweat,

 

you were right:

poets don't own words -

just the beauty of the landscape.

 

Ripples fade.

© 2008 Edward Clay


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Well, you did a kick a*s job of it. Especially that last stanza. Great work!

Posted 16 Years Ago


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