Vibrations in the Observations of an Acid Head

Vibrations in the Observations of an Acid Head

A Poem by OtherWorldWoman

The cord
is a tail
to the chair

It strings our voices
into the walls

Shadows scream in
in twisted shapes

They echo
They echo
silent pleas

A silence
that shakes
our
reality
loose

Everything is melting
into
    scarlet glue
The carpet
unyielding
to
infinitesimal flames

Bedrock.

Whispers given
none received

Alone? Yes.
No...
A shadow shifts.
Mine? No.
Yes?
Tumbling spoken things
crawling towards the gyprock
That animal
staring
smiles like the face
that belonged to my head
yesterday...
or was it last year?


© 2011 OtherWorldWoman


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I've always been a fan of that gray background you use (was it you that always had that in your poems? Not sure, but anyways). I never would of guessed this was a concrete poem if OT hadn't said anything. :P I really liked how you used all those interesting words like: "infinitesimal flames", "unyielding", and "scarlet glue". I thought those were really thought out and creative and they made the poem that much better to read.

My favorite lines would have to be either:
"Whispers given
none received"

or

"That animal
staring
smiles like the face
that belonged to my head"

Those stood out to me the most because they had an eerie feeling about them when I read it. The poem was very nicely done, and I couldn't expect less from you. Thank you for the read request, it was definitely not a waste of my time.

Posted 13 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.




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This was an amazing poem shen. As abstract as it is, it all seems to make sense in a way. Maybe it's just me.. I dunno. But anyways, your use of words in this piece is perfect. I'm not just saying that because I'm a friend either. This is one of my new favorite poems. I will read request it to all my friends so it gets recognized.

Back to the poem.. You more than anybody else knows about my past, the paths I went down that hurt me and everybody around me. Thankfully thats all over, but this piece does sound like an acid trip. From personal experience, it reminds me of times when I was on acid... Losing track of time, seeing shadows, staring at yourself in the mirror for long lengths of time because you think that your reflection is its own person.. Silence echoing, etc..

Very, very good poem. This is one of my favorite poems I have read. I love the abstract, yet wholeness of it. Amazing.

(btw this is the longest review I have ever given lol)

Posted 13 Years Ago


1 of 1 people found this review constructive.

I've always been a fan of that gray background you use (was it you that always had that in your poems? Not sure, but anyways). I never would of guessed this was a concrete poem if OT hadn't said anything. :P I really liked how you used all those interesting words like: "infinitesimal flames", "unyielding", and "scarlet glue". I thought those were really thought out and creative and they made the poem that much better to read.

My favorite lines would have to be either:
"Whispers given
none received"

or

"That animal
staring
smiles like the face
that belonged to my head"

Those stood out to me the most because they had an eerie feeling about them when I read it. The poem was very nicely done, and I couldn't expect less from you. Thank you for the read request, it was definitely not a waste of my time.

Posted 13 Years Ago


2 of 2 people found this review constructive.

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OT
ooo a concrete abstract poem - now there's an oxymoron waiting to be used ha - as always you have wonderful images to twist your words around - "gyprock - bedrock" - and "scarlet glue" - nice!

Posted 13 Years Ago


I really liked it, I loved the flow and the structure. Great job.
♥ Ta'Shandra

Posted 13 Years Ago


Nice symphony...... good flow of the fingers and string..

Posted 13 Years Ago


good changes ;)


Posted 13 Years Ago


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Rae
Very... abstract. I like it. Keep writing!!

Posted 13 Years Ago


The toothpaste? That made me fall off the page. Way out of the blue! but...Everything else was fantastic from the first line..then the second so on...And the shape you gave your poem twisteding emphasized the direction I was being led. This seductive worm hole. It would seem as though you were describing a computer and the means we communicate. I may be off there but at least you gave me something so beautiful, full of imagery and fascination. Subliminal voices conversing. Great you are!!

Posted 13 Years Ago



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