At the Speed of Thought, Part 3A Poem by Eric PudalovPart 3 in a series of experimental poems, written "at the speed of thought."
stunned by the break of atmospheric
wilderstars I shed chaotic leaves, in a breathless spiral tunnel that weaves infinitely through time and spaceways stardusted spice and magnetic thoughts, tumbling telling messages in foreign code that may be illegible, but is easily transoticized. interdimensional doorways are constantly locking, and I fear I have no access, without breaking glass, so I stand between them, unmoving, casting violet shadows in red hazes, that fly across amber deserts. does she see the windows between us? glass fractals bending elements into untrue thoughts at desert dawn? I feel as if I am alone, carving pathways into sand, as armies of night vultures surround my empty fear corpse, ready to strip me of an identity face. © 2014 Eric PudalovAuthor's Note
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Added on May 8, 2014 Last Updated on May 8, 2014 Tags: experimental, poetry, improvisational, ad-lib, creative, imaginary AuthorEric PudalovAtlanta, GAAboutI've been writing for a very long time, but now starting to take it a lot more seriously. I primarily write poetry and articles. I'm not currently taking read requests because I have too many, s.. more..Writing
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