GOODFELLOW'S VERSION

GOODFELLOW'S VERSION

A Poem by kublakhan27
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I.
"Athens..."

If I could pan your posture
through the silken wafer threads
of your pink sarong
like the golden promise of a loded west
I would sow beneath my bitten toenails
your resplendent grains and abstain
from our games of aberration
and allow a light to trip and kindle in my cuticles
sparking a spaghetti revolution of vines
underneath my soles and over
an apparent dew of flavour
on my clamdigger legs
feeding bloom and corresponding gluttony
upon the modest height my masculinity
so urgently esteems
as the dew upon my skin is stretched
to flood from drop
in the name of a lunar forest dame
and the summer lunacy
she playfully politically parades

II.
"...and a wood near it."

I am conscious of the mysteries
atrocities ceremonies improbabilities
among the consequences in the queue
to pursue liquid matter down the necks
of living things and yet
I would forsake the dry certainties of distillation
assent to the chemical enigmas
and drink from the naked chalice of your charisma
and wonder whether my intake be water-rapid
syrup-paced or cake batter-casual
ere it circumvents schools of systems and cells
touching down in my hub of logic
for a fairytale respite and a call
to an ill-starred couple for a visit
with regards from a garden wall
too tall for romance itself
never mind my hermetic sirrah's height
and so ambrosially green to absorb and quench
that which my throat implored
to propose to my right mind

The puberty of fantasy
for the retroaction of reality

© 2013 kublakhan27


Author's Note

kublakhan27
Slated to appear in Miracle E-zine's Spring 2013 issue...my fourth published piece :D

Loosely inspired by Shakespeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream" and Edward Robert Hughes' "Midsummer Eve" painting.

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I do not know as much Shakespeare as I probably should, but I can tell you that I like your version of events better - unique and vivid images clearly inspired by "Midsummer Night's Dream", but with a modern intensity.

I am conscious of the mysteries
atrocities ceremonies improbabilities
among the consequences in the queue
to pursue liquid matter down the necks
of living things...

These lines have a great flow to them. Read aloud, there is a power behind the words - very cool. :)

Posted 10 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

kublakhan27

10 Years Ago

Haha well it's a play about fairies and there is a love potion involved ;P So glad you liked this on.. read more


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i enjoyed reading it ..good job and keep writing

Posted 11 Years Ago


kublakhan27

11 Years Ago

Many thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it^^
This is very enjoyable, and it has a great flow to it as well. You have a great writing style and way with words, and it shows through very well here. Overall well done. :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


kublakhan27

11 Years Ago

Thank you so much :)
I like this, it just keeps flowing and unfolding until you run out of breath (which i think is a good thing! haha) Also, I love your choice of words in this, they seem to fit together very seamlessly. The descriptiveness was also very enjoyable.

Posted 11 Years Ago


kublakhan27

11 Years Ago

Thank you so much :)

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Tags: posture, silken, pink, sarong, flavor, skin, summer, lunacy, liquid, romantic, fairytale, puberty, fantasy

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kublakhan27
kublakhan27

Nova Scotia, Canada



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My first book is out! Any comments that anyone may have to offer regarding my work would be deeply appreciated, as I'm yet to get a review. www.amazon.com/Waltz-Around-Swirls-Steven-Fortune/dp.. more..

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