ClichéA Poem by Touché Armada
Poetry is the quiet moments in the day
That collate the confusion and discord,
A symphony amid tree tops, plucking
Plectrum beaks harping cooling beams.
A quiet chin to aching forehead.
Fortification of love in ones heart,
Watering dry springs withered in hurt
A shoulder to turn an ear to, tear to.
Poetry is a personal affirmation, strength
In weakness and light in darkness as pitch
As coal in a dark mine of helplessness,
Searching for things sometimes unknown.
A cliché
Poetry is a kindness to self when no one else understands a personal moment,
Opening gently cupped hands and setting free shimmering sparkles of sweat,
Butterfly wing dusts,
silent chants to distant stars dangling silver coins spinning fairy prints though
the air like hearts so lost listening for an echo, in midnight gardens twilights.
Not quite tangible, not quite spectres, not quite a dream nor a woken voice.
But the gap beneath the door where passer bys shadow against the floor,
And the motion resonates beneath tender feet, in time with beat in time to
Wrist weaves to neck swaying to candles flicker and distant lone dogs bay © 2008 Touché ArmadaFeatured Review
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Added on May 18, 2008AuthorTouché ArmadaNo not a city, oh no way,, the garden state Terra Australis.AboutManically me =) A little tree hugging exercise in colour See you all around more..Writing
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