Eighth Conundrum

Eighth Conundrum

A Poem by David Aiello
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wait for the burning wire smell to pass...

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I shall collect ten thousand artifacts,
Write ten thousand lines,
A life-long tapestry comical,
Once wished to be sublime;

Like the actor in the wings,
Is he listless, or indebted?
Is he the lines about to register,
Or the rhythms that he's imbedded?

Have I held the court,
And studied tomes,
Walked through gardens,
Contemplated bones,
To know myself, or simply know
The role that I've been given?

Am I your waking fantasy,
Or are you mine?
And are these moments
Tragic, or divine?

© 2013 David Aiello


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A good play with binaries, right, I can just imagine this young understudy, who has experienced several set backs, reciting these lines at the edge of the curtain, I liked, good work


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David Aiello

10 Years Ago

^______^ thank you very much! To sense that the image carried is always a happy thrill for me, thank.. read more

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David Aiello
David Aiello

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Between the dreaming and the moments of meditation, this rendition of transition is a beautiful outpouring tapestry of sensation. If I have a quote, it is thus: Art Exists to Help Us Remember to.. more..

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