Tone
A Poem by
Touché Armada
doe ray me far sew la tea stone, flown, home, roam, loam... Its nothing just a morbid muse. :)
Solitary Earth,
hold me
Solitary, Uncovered, feeling Raw,
heal me
burnished flesh
s-t-i-t-c-h-e-d and
t#h#a#t#c#h#e#d
with pine needs
S
h
u
f
f
l
e d about
with feet
alone,
too feeble to catch the wind,
too thick to let the grass grow through;
g
n
i
s
through the
short
sharp
strings off high,
top
in ^ notes,
mid tones
and l
i
n
g
e
r
i
n
g base
Sol ubl e as any stone
I
resting in the alkalinity of a body fed lemon d
r
o
p
s
as staple diet,
offered from such sly hands of promise, fate
and
promise.
skylarking voice ... l a u g h, ever so loud, ever so proud
Did you ever see so many petals floating?
I
remember
breathing in so deep
the
whole space
and comfort it contained around and around,
but I don’t remember exhaling.
© 2008 Touché Armada
Author's Note
Hrmmm stuff all over page, looks like ants.
Featured Review
this one made me inhale and breathe deeply, as if the wish for a healing
and the pause that makes it happen is real
I enjoyed the anticipation and how it breeds our own calm
I think you've the captured the spirit of healing very aptly with a
"don't ask, just wait and connect" kind of feeling
I love how you do that, I get immersed in your words
and timing is of the essence in how you accomplish this
beautiful and inventive, thanks for sharing
Nan
Posted 16 Years Ago
3 of 3 people found this review constructive.
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How is it I've never been here before? It's beautiful, wonderful, and adventure that I didn't quite imagine . . . I loved following the little overgrown path.
Posted 15 Years Ago
How is it I've never been here before? It's beautiful, wonderful, and adventure that I didn't quite imagine . . . I loved following the little overgrown path.
Wow..that ending punched me right in the balls.
I could see feel and hear all the imagery in this..the way you pulled and separated the lettering/wording was really cool.
it just has a natural, slow intense pacing to it..you are a powerful writer and, I can see very sensitive and graceful as well..good stuff..feel free to send me read requests when new stuff comes out..
peace
John
Posted 15 Years Ago
Wow..that ending punched me right in the balls.
I could see feel and hear all the imagery in this..the way you pulled and separated the lettering/wording was really cool.
it just has a natural, slow intense pacing to it..you are a powerful writer and, I can see very sensitive and graceful as well..good stuff..feel free to send me read requests when new stuff comes out..
peace
John
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
you area liar! you told me you didnt know how to write with abstract spacing. liar liar liar! this s brilliant, very wellcontroled, expressive, vivid, alive. the effect of the spacing matches the content perfectly. sorry its taken me so long o comment
Posted 16 Years Ago
you area liar! you told me you didnt know how to write with abstract spacing. liar liar liar! this s brilliant, very wellcontroled, expressive, vivid, alive. the effect of the spacing matches the content perfectly. sorry its taken me so long o comment
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
Omg I love the way you put your thoughts into this poem!! It's awsome and I wish I could come up with something like that!
Keep writing I will be reading more! ^-^
~Brittany
Posted 16 Years Ago
Omg I love the way you put your thoughts into this poem!! It's awsome and I wish I could come up with something like that!
Keep writing I will be reading more! ^-^
~Brittany
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
This was not only fun to read; but I see how the placing of each letter and word add to the power in your voice here. This says a lot without ever having to really say too much! Again, a great read!
Write hard!
Posted 16 Years Ago
This was not only fun to read; but I see how the placing of each letter and word add to the power in your voice here. This says a lot without ever having to really say too much! Again, a great read!
Write hard!
3 of 3 people found this review constructive.
crazy! this had so much visual poetry that it almost made me sickened to read it.
i think you crept up right to the edge of reasonability on this one armada. lol.
unlike some who try this... each breaking of words into shapes and such works and makes sense.
the blessing and curse of this technique is that it makes us really engage our brains in new and creative ways.... but sometimes the poetic lines get lost in the novelty.
i think this had a lot of really amazing imagery but i'd have to reformat it and reread it to remember what it was even about.
catch 22.
Posted 16 Years Ago
crazy! this had so much visual poetry that it almost made me sickened to read it.
i think you crept up right to the edge of reasonability on this one armada. lol.
unlike some who try this... each breaking of words into shapes and such works and makes sense.
the blessing and curse of this technique is that it makes us really engage our brains in new and creative ways.... but sometimes the poetic lines get lost in the novelty.
i think this had a lot of really amazing imagery but i'd have to reformat it and reread it to remember what it was even about.
catch 22.
3 of 3 people found this review constructive.
this one made me inhale and breathe deeply, as if the wish for a healing
and the pause that makes it happen is real
I enjoyed the anticipation and how it breeds our own calm
I think you've the captured the spirit of healing very aptly with a
"don't ask, just wait and connect" kind of feeling
I love how you do that, I get immersed in your words
and timing is of the essence in how you accomplish this
beautiful and inventive, thanks for sharing
Nan
Posted 16 Years Ago
this one made me inhale and breathe deeply, as if the wish for a healing
and the pause that makes it happen is real
I enjoyed the anticipation and how it breeds our own calm
I think you've the captured the spirit of healing very aptly with a
"don't ask, just wait and connect" kind of feeling
I love how you do that, I get immersed in your words
and timing is of the essence in how you accomplish this
beautiful and inventive, thanks for sharing
Nan
3 of 3 people found this review constructive.
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Touché Armada No not a city, oh no way,, the garden state Terra Australis.
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