BoneyardA Poem by Rikkevi RueA lesson in increasing vocabulary. The idea was to step OUTSIDE comfortable limitations and use many words or terms I usually don't. Learn more of the language. (glossary available on request)Deep is the boneyard of this old place liberally planted with rotting dead romances a decrepit shrine to this heart of mine Remnants of heartstrings drape sentiments tomb my intrigues all chronicled along Venus’ cartouche love’s grave markers slanted, by memory now canted Amour’s failures in evidence with unfettered ubiquity sprinkled in tribute to my cerebral iniquity with chagrin’s brutal propensity for unfailing alacrity! When deep then in Love’s darkest hour bloomed there a strikingly vitreous flower rife with iridescent power, with ardor me to shower Heartened by her ethereal beauty (flashing sly provocative tones) midst this tired sepulchral booty (still coveting yesterdays bones) not surprisingly, “moved by duty” (predictably, my greeting droned) But then harkened a voice that, my conscience, provoked Chiding, my flagging intelligence awoke Savvy, slick faux-beat-lingo, in haute lexicon by jingo! “The love that you seek son, in a different world, beckons it’s less about physical, more of the quizzical, where cognizance reckons You so aren’t on the brink, of the romance you think is derived from a wink, or from clicking a link! “Why-oh-why you “walk-on-down” the cold puddled streets of a drab tired dream-ended, wear thought’s worn socks re-mended same old mind games tended; dreams-ended with hopes blended???! “My man! Dream dimensions beyond this sad place breed creative ascension, through artistic invention bring an overdue renaissance to your aesthetic intentions “The meaning you seek isn’t found in lusts kinks nor found on a drug or the couch of a shrink the rush you deem buried fast revives in a blink the formulas not secret, easily mixed in thoughts sink, an amuse-bouche served ala underland drink served by words waiters where the metaphors plink it was there all the time to be tritely succinct to be found in exploiting your ink! “This new dance of expression is performed with the tongue, Or the thought-voice that sounds in one’s head as it runs though not spoken, you “hear” it ever drawing you near it, “Whether loose or wound tight, well grounded or tethered, Whether free-form bodacious or most-like-to-be feathered hanging outside the envelope, a pangloss or a misanthrope, “from the brim of elation to the brink of bereft of hope there’s a chance for escape or deliverance if you can cope if you blow it and hang yourself you can always just get more rope! “Your infatuation with pontification, won’t likely attract of popularities ration Son you must find a station if this be your vocation The game will just not brook your procrastination, bra you best learn some articulation!” So there I stood rooted aghast and a-gander I was not really sure whe’er to pout or to pander Her suave had me dumbed-up quite be-flossed and be-flummoxed, How did she with such relish the lingua enfleurage, New avante-guarde “plume”-age, style precocious encourage Devoid of that boorish, prosaic so snore-ish, She was gifted no doubt, did she really transcend us? Or perhaps she came down from on high -hoped to mend us Nyet! She evolved from the art form that sends us! And her ink bears the black of the ash from the end of the last charred remains of traditions descend as creation now morfs and cavorts while it tends the new voice with a twist of the classic to blend from the verge of passe to the brink of pretend it’s the new Life we bring to old ink that’s the trend! © 2012 Rikkevi RueAuthor's Note
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