Epiphany

The realization and awakening on what really means Love. Epiphany" comes from the Greek "epiphaneia," means "appearance" or "manifestation," and referred to the revelations brought to us by the gods.

Poem: Epiphany

Written and recited by Anca Mihaela Bruma

Music: Johnny Alici

Artwork: Dorina Costras

A blue albatross has just killed Me,
As I have not paid my Heart's fee!....

Novocaine songs start playing a lullaby,
Complicated demands turn into a melody,
With contradictions spinning 180 degree...

A story without words builds my History,
With empyrean dreams and all the fantasy.
While an elegy of peonies sings serenely,
My Life's adverbs change the sense of clarity,
And converted nouns pleading to be sung in harmony,
With fluorescent beauty inside the Universal memory...

I empty myself on the pages... labeled as Destiny,
And I find each morpheme in perfect poetry...
I talk raw and unedited about my Life's allegory,
Looking for Future tenses... an effort in futility...

Rhetorically speaking, I see my past unreal Reality...
I am wanted in fractions!... Without the depths of Me!...

This is the Story which belongs to Me!...
Monochromatic Me... left in reverie...
Wondering behind my face... and proximity...

Just a quotation remains from my own Bibliography,
... And my numerical values in perfect symmetry...

I exit from the top of my Story!... It is meant to BE!...

(Anca Mihaela Bruma - 23rd March 2014)

Copyright (c) 2014 by Anca Mihaela Bruma, All Rights Reserved, except the right to forward and to share with friends - with credit - which is held to be a good idea and is thus encouraged.

Reviews

[Anca Mihaela Bruma]

Thank you John! This poem not only has an inner rhythm, almost Mathematical, but as well an external one. I felt rhymes will be the best way as Universe itself is sacred rhythm.

[Coyote Poetry]

I enjoyed the poetry.
"I empty myself on the pages... labeled as Destiny,
And I find each morpheme in perfect poetry...
I talk raw and unedited about my Life's allegory,
Looking for Future tenses... an effort in futility..."
I liked the way you described poetry and I enjoyed your thoughts on my favorites topic. Thank you for sharing the excellent poetry.
Coyote