transitionA Poem by David Aiellothe last poem of one era, the first poem of another
I had a dream, all threads and ribbons, bent metal and artifice, a thing of time and crafting,
until it was a symphony, the feathered edges cracking, and when I went to glue it after, I found that it was drifting from within. a pretty marbled photograph, of an artist like an artifact, hoping lack-luster wishes of lustful kisses lost to sunsets soon forgotten... aye, and as the pieces fell away, I found the sound was silence, and the noises made were mine. Lost to time, and stolen glances, of a life I dreamed was out of my possession. where walketh I, through this lush and pastel garden, bound in recollection... where walketh I... © 2013 David AielloReviews
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1 Review Added on April 13, 2013 Last Updated on April 13, 2013 AuthorDavid AielloNYAboutBetween the dreaming and the moments of meditation, this rendition of transition is a beautiful outpouring tapestry of sensation. If I have a quote, it is thus: Art Exists to Help Us Remember to.. more..Writing
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