Black Ice

Black Ice

A Poem by Kenneth The Poet

broken by black ice
in the pre-dawn hours

hopping along like Cassidy
in the days before television
was in color

rolling around,
playing imaginary pinball
with rink walls

but not an ice rink,
but the kind that's warm
with disco lights flashing

sometimes cryptic descriptions
are necessary to reignite the
dormant ink volcano within

light it up, let it go and let
it melt the black ice called
the black life

and let the prose fall
where it may

© 2016 Kenneth The Poet


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This is such a free flow of art...pours thickly on the stains that darkness covers...good to read you today hon :)

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kenneth The Poet

8 Years Ago

Thanks, Poppy. Long time no see.
Ruth

8 Years Ago

Hope all is ok with you hon? Good to see you :)
I smell smoke Ken and see fire too.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kenneth The Poet

8 Years Ago

Thanks, Frank. It's been awhile. Good to see you again.
black ice,many facets i guess,sounds like a blast from the past

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kenneth The Poet

8 Years Ago

Thanks, WordMan. Glad to see you again.
Such a poignant, darkly moving glimpse at life in motion. Your blend of words and phrases simply makes magic.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kenneth The Poet

8 Years Ago

Thanks a bunch, Craig. Glad to have you by.
heh, maybe ya just need to hit the light switch there, ol' Ken.....

Posted 8 Years Ago


Kenneth The Poet

8 Years Ago

Thanks, roarke. Kind of hard to navigate those stairs in the dark with only one working leg.

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Kenneth The Poet
Kenneth The Poet

Bismarck, ND



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