Our Last of GamayA Poem by PerditionI contemplate over hours the memory, Turning back to the thoughts spent with you To the white warming groves The burn in winter's vine And stones lounging I taste your mental dowry, Streets know the unconditional angel Drumming chords with Clustering stars, The lifespans dressed in naked light; I listen to the strands battered in ancient gale I postulate through autumns of clay and Constellation, our time still left... I watch the drying leaves: Their paint falling into the saintly grass persuasion, Leaning spheres and peculiar odes of jazz The drums echoing our last bright opera Seems everything here is bound to elsewhere Wearing their turns one over one … Still alive My keys in a filtering aperture Shuttering out a cool euphoric prayer Breathing, Lying on the coastal lips of the Mediterranean; Was it yesterday? Was it then that I walked through
flowers and handles The empowering french abundance of light; Was it then Crumpling through my lost lent of springs I strained what had become Tapping the stairs in my Spanish taboo... O! The inordinate lines of Degas, The village fermented of our mint and fine Gamay Though now All is empty All means forgotten As all is right again And my last... night so very rare; So candled. Where maybe In some other way Our lives of string; maybe in the day’s light With the owl turned towards my back We will
relent Maybe, with in the gullet Hours turned into black My love pulling at my jaw Father in heaven Freed No longer suffering Through days and days again Maybe then Yes.... Maybe then my love When flowers thus grown for winter Have become the only life We are cursed to understood. © 2016 PerditionReviews
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1 Review Added on October 9, 2015 Last Updated on May 5, 2016 AuthorPerditionVAAboutTwo quids from the clown of a soul: Keep writing, otherwise I refer to Mr. Cobain below, till then go " to dream of untriangulated stars" Mr. Robinson... more..Writing
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