Lilting rhapsodies supplanted in her body language illustrate kaleidoscopic recitations of a residence in art like a height-limit sign dressing the discretion of a circus ride in the promise of adrenalized epiphany A purity of acquiescent gallantry enables only a remoteness of an entertained appeal for an ascertainment of the necromantic volumes of her haunted house speckled with inscrutable verandas of aesthetic ecstasy like easter eggs of piqued intrigue Her allure assesses at the door afflicting invitations into warped divining rod domains with hallucinations of a serpent swallowing its own tail Boiling ink in a perceptive wand powers her sublime sophistication exorcising flippancy from fools soliciting a fairweather interplay with a queen of hurricane sagacity
yer feckin' poems man. they're so verbose. the whole time I'm reading them, I'm thinking s**t this is so VERBOSE. It's like an assault. In no means is this a criticism, because as soon as I think s**t this is so verbose, I find something to keep me going, some sort of vine to swing from in there.
"circus ride in the promise"
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Haha It's alright, it's a fair assessment...sometimes I'm not going for direct or inherent meaning i.. read moreHaha It's alright, it's a fair assessment...sometimes I'm not going for direct or inherent meaning in the words though, sometimes I'm just going for words that work well phonetically within a flow...I'm very big on flow, and sometimes a good flow demands verbosity, at least in my style haha But I also work hard to make sure that I do have those 'vines' in there, or it would be totally inaccessible on any level...I definitely need the vines...J'm glad you enjoyed this one :)
Holy moley! Your words... I have no idea where you find them! They're incredible! Great great job !!! :) :)
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Haha If I knew where they came from sometimes I'd go there more often ;) So glad you enjoyed it Kiet.. read moreHaha If I knew where they came from sometimes I'd go there more often ;) So glad you enjoyed it Kieta, and thanks so much for the enthusiastic review...it brought a smile to my face :)
I saw a contortionist in this. Not sure why, but with the hypnotizing allure of your descriptive language, twisting and bending as it does, it made me think of a woman with "rubber bones". The snake swallowing its own tale may have also contributed to this theory. But then at the end, "Boiling ink" makes me think that perhaps this woman is more of a writer than a circus performer, though her words come off as a performance that is just as awe inspiring as a trapeze artist's or a lion tamer's. Really fun read this one. So full of different interpretive possibility.
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Haha Yes, this one is wide-open for interpretation Ashira, though I will say I had a writer in mind .. read moreHaha Yes, this one is wide-open for interpretation Ashira, though I will say I had a writer in mind when I wrote it :) I'm glad you had fun with this one...I wish I could enter that territory more often, but hey, this is me haha ;)
Ah, perhaps the great Queen Frieda. :-) You don't have to say though. It really was lovely.
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Haha That obvious huh? ;)
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You two just have that kind of relationship. I think it is sweet. Plus she really does have some int.. read moreYou two just have that kind of relationship. I think it is sweet. Plus she really does have some intoxicating writing.
Such a fitting title. I enjoyed this very much and I found myself on a carnival ride while reading it. Ups and downs and twists and turns. It strange to think, the absurdity of a circus side show. We can't help but look and find ourselves in disgust when we do, but still we cannot steal our eyes away. Love it.
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That's kind of how I view life in general haha So glad you enjoyed it my friend.
My goodness! This one will require time to sink in, and a re-read for sure! I feel assaulted by the verbiage, no insult intended, but it is almost overwhelming to step into this mind's space. It reads like an acid trip on an acid trip (not that I would know), but I feel I am not up to it, at least at this bewitching hour. I will return and try to ingest and digest this piece of promise!
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Haha It's okay, sometimes I get carried away with verbiage, but I also try to find unique words that.. read moreHaha It's okay, sometimes I get carried away with verbiage, but I also try to find unique words that flow well and sound good phonetically, so I always have that balancing act going on...sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't...thanks so much for stopping by :)
body language, and language on her body...the tattooed queen of the circus makes us all feel like acrobats in love. ...as we somersault under her tent of attraction.
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A perfectly apt assessment my friend, thank you Jacob.
yer feckin' poems man. they're so verbose. the whole time I'm reading them, I'm thinking s**t this is so VERBOSE. It's like an assault. In no means is this a criticism, because as soon as I think s**t this is so verbose, I find something to keep me going, some sort of vine to swing from in there.
"circus ride in the promise"
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Haha It's alright, it's a fair assessment...sometimes I'm not going for direct or inherent meaning i.. read moreHaha It's alright, it's a fair assessment...sometimes I'm not going for direct or inherent meaning in the words though, sometimes I'm just going for words that work well phonetically within a flow...I'm very big on flow, and sometimes a good flow demands verbosity, at least in my style haha But I also work hard to make sure that I do have those 'vines' in there, or it would be totally inaccessible on any level...I definitely need the vines...J'm glad you enjoyed this one :)
This one is an ode to a black magic woman who you revere, adore and fear. Lines come like flash lights in your poems, leaving the readers bedazzled.
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I almost used Black Magic Woman as the music for this piece but I thought it would be too obvious ha.. read moreI almost used Black Magic Woman as the music for this piece but I thought it would be too obvious haha You're most accurate in your assessment Avinash, so glad you enjoyed it :)
My first book is out! Any comments that anyone may have to offer regarding my work would be deeply appreciated, as I'm yet to get a review.
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