memories can be shadowy and wear different shapes...but they keep coming back either to haunt us or simply remind us...
the tiger reference reminds me of "the tiger" by blake...
"did he who made the lamb make thee?"
did he who invented love, also invent the pain that goes with it and the loss?
nicely done piece, like the Dali reference too, art reflecting art in this poem.
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
thanks Jacob for reading, for a great review, and for pointing me toward Blake who I have not read s.. read morethanks Jacob for reading, for a great review, and for pointing me toward Blake who I have not read since high school.
Running from one dimension to another, I feel your panic and dissmay here. This was a sensational read, a bit like a frenzied escape from reality.
evaporate into landscapes
filled with leaping tigers,
and those melting clocks
hung over dead tree limbs
in Dali-esque displays
Dark shadows, leaping tigers and Dali...oh my! Captcha is at it again I see...ha, sometimes it knows stuff we can't even comprehend it seems. Outstanding read my friend!
The memories that are precious never fade...the ones of the once in a lifetime occurrences and the tingling sensations caused by that special someone. Curt, when you write in this genre, there is a melancholy song playing through the lines....a song of regret for things that once were or perhaps for things that never were. Whatever the case, your words wrap me up and carry me away to a romantic place. The "waste land of time and space".....I believe that is where the true poets live, my friend. Wonderful work. Lydi**
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
your back Lydi and with a welcomed review... thanks for reading, I always appreciate your thoughts.... read moreyour back Lydi and with a welcomed review... thanks for reading, I always appreciate your thoughts...