Dionysiac Dithyramb

Dionysiac Dithyramb

A Poem by Onoma

Abandon's clay roiled, doubled what pulse
of life...in tune and out of.
Pathological music derived from music...
ecstasy--whose recompense is a sound
loss of selves.
Multiform unto archetypal gods--Dionysus 
first among, Apollo last among...eviscerated,
trophied,slathered upon these rotund
Grecian ladies and gentleman.
Hallowed names depart the incontinent 
circle, forgone the  synoptical scarlet lettering 
of name...transcendence.
Torrent upon torrent of ambrosia down the
throat...skyward runoff of chins...scribbled
down the primordial bloom of nudity.
O sylvan gathering, crowns of laurel graduate
thee from materiality...a shuddering
beauteousness--broke shafts of light clash
lovingly from luminous head to head.
Here...the extenuating circumstance of
consciousness appropriated quoad sacra.
Konstantinos Mark

© 2013 Onoma


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. i don't follow all of it ... but i follow enough that this is superbly written ... and unbelievably profound ... my favourite lines are ...

"Pathological music derived from music...
ecstasy--whose recompense is a sound
loss of selves."

Posted 12 Years Ago



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