WondermentA Poem by Doug StuberA rare abstract poem of fantasy while also being thought-provoking. Wonderment #1
Water
rushes, tickling feet with sand. Gilgamesh
relaxes by the sea. Purple
Echinacea sends a cone into rain. Chopin
laughs and strokes his polonaise. A
beetle digs the desert, over oil. Chang
Sung-Up daubs a mystery in ink.
Water
trickles down a granite wall. Lao-Tzu
hikes through summer's offerings. Yellow
lilies waver in the wind. Tasman
lacquers the last board of his keel. Crystals
mingle with Icelandic ash. Lodi
licks his chops, nudge-nudge, wink-wink.
Water
batters barns from red to gray. Burck
paints Frida as Leipzig hums along. Canandaigua
feels the White Snake's breath. Handsome
Lake enjoys a drive-in movie. Sesame
rice lands in a wooden bowl. Africa
snaps a twig and starts to think.
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Added on October 29, 2014 Last Updated on October 29, 2014 Tags: Lao Tzu, Gilgamesh, Tasman, Iceland, Chopin, Frida Kahlo, Barbara Burck, Canandaigua, Lodi, Africa, Handsome Lake AuthorDoug StuberGwangju, Joellanamdo, South KoreaAboutI am a an Assistant professor of English Language and Literature at Chonnam National University in Gwangju, S. Korea. I have written a number of songs and toured 15 years as a musician. I like to pai.. more..Writing
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