Hellenic rewriteA Poem by Michael OliverThis is a rewrite of the Clover Leaf Have changed the narrative flow
We eat in this Hellenic pseudo sphere
The salt day seasoned bacon baguette Particular Greek blonde those dark streaks And dark 'Eh' a glissando deepens Trim performance in black and white As disheveled forks arrange endless talk English adequacy not ours mysterious understanding Their laughter their business their world Lost black eyes he still limps To troubled hips white shirt tapers Undone collar medallions silver weaves glints Fine chest hair made a modesty At the corner table actors snugged Fabric rehearse grey curve thigh promise V necked theme chest hair mist Chips and ketchup hear a confession Reclining, relieved, critical ginger hair thinning Spooning her latte sampling giving audience Her mute husband her mute grandson A domain stated under blue influence Their formal youth accepted ties shirts A statement loud of large buttocks A table presented a menu introduced Immediate the satisfaction of wishes orders Hellenic the connection of the air This seeking service of these exiles An orchestra of a lost drama A world their laughter their business Entrapment stalks white in this premise Large light lost abounds wall imprisoned A single standing a single staring Passing the longing of the street
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1 Review Added on July 19, 2013 Last Updated on July 19, 2013 AuthorMichael OliverAboutI like capturing the world in various mediums for a long time I was a painter, but more recently I realize the same imperative can be used to direct words as well as brushes. more..Writing
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