The cold, coming out with the
sages, snail-
stiff as me,
easy to scan behind the wheel,
is grey but scared—
a deathly oblong (in heraldic terms),
ol' smoky
who looks a bit lost, too
And the ice, liking to run
on wooden legs
gives the storefronts along the way
the
punctual
stony
look
of all the mixed exotic fruit (inside)
ever to be spared the green
of moss
(of course)
The signs look swollen, too
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Thursday, February 10, 2011
'Visual poetry"
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2 comments:
Hi Conrad:
The heraldic/oblong posture/situation of the cold (or its dream as per G. Bachelard)fits well within a winter journey.
Is this visual poem part if sequence/group of poems? Or is it a moment on its own?
Hi Irina,
I'd say "a moment on its own", inspired by my drive to work on a cold February morning
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