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"pagoda" poems
in my backyard beautiful! with alluring flowers wild flowers, purple haze green, with a shade of russet Nature at it's very best, the visual perception, of my garden brings, to the mind and soul a great aesthetic rapture! This is my pagoda I come here to meditate, in the spectre of beautiful  aura and to be at peace with nature, Amidst my temple a spliff I shall spark with a profound  purpose, to bless my mind and to bless my soul with sagacity, from the universe!
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Oct 11, 2018
Oct 11, 2018 at 2:20 PM UTC
Blessed Garden,
i walked in a garden i saw roses, daisies, bougainvilleas pagoda and peonies too and somehow they reminded me of you the roses reminded me of your lips how it's so red and lovely how it curves whenever your smile along with your eyes how it separates when you laugh the daisies reminded me of your eyes how it slowly blooms beautifully in morning how lovely when it slowly closes at night how chatoyant it was when touched by light the bougainvillea reminded me of your being how you stood strong despite everything how you stayed lucent and beautiful how you let yourself bloom in many colours the pagoda reminded me of your skin how it's yellowish and eternally beautiful how smooth and soft it was how selcouth it seems in my retina the peonies reminded me of your heart how it's still exquisite despite of its fragile figure how it's still eesome even though it looks wrinkled how it stays strong and pulchritudinous walking in the garden felt serendipitious it felt like walking inside your existence and i liked it.
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Jun 7, 2014
Jun 7, 2014 at 3:45 AM UTC
the pulchritude in you
Fierce is god impenitrable glad glad glad there is a Fire up the street called Heaven There is A woman wearing only one shoe who is taking an exhaustive drag of her smoke in the early morning where birds are still heard in                                     !!!!!!cities A hymnal a heralded nest of savory berries A quartzstone is trapped in time a myth is made more ridiculous when proven real Continents wither where the flies glue their regal canvases on downtrodden earth (missing Pangea) Or smiles everlasting smiles meanwhile (Blonde tongues wearing fashioned wigs) in constant state of beguilement The Neanderthalic stones will be unforgiving to the REVEREND who has collapsed through his song the song of lead pipedream fantasies of sexless dogma YEAH monkhood yeah Ghat burning holes in twilit schools of thought or no thought at all I can hear the collective Faerie outcry that silence has presented itself HEAvier to their wicked careless bodies ok I am innocent of love I love your innocent love I am careless(of their wicked careless bodies) ResemblingA swans actual duty to die a swan lies a swan lay like an even more beautiful swan on even more beautiful swanny grass To die by swanlightSUN and MOON white like the swan where we soon listen closely to the swansong a celestialLOVELY rhythm of gilded forest (((((orchestrals The swan leaves us in happiness of bright groggy light                          O (of which in chaos of day I am again innocent)      The Reverend's desperate gaspings into a  micro -phone for a macro - cosmic prayer idol o idol where is your capability for worship idol o where is my chinstrap o idol where is ****** youth or the romanticized eternal SUMMERS I sing      O bible O cloudland O where is your telephone operator is they deceased by their own fragrant holines? The church      Watches the Reverend neverend his television routine of clamoring death odes      Watches his senility come like an implorical shadow outline watches a demon lick its dreamless lips beyond the periphery of godless dreams      Watches      Reverend lose his sight in anInstant      HeWAILSheWAILSandWAILS can you hear it Thomas De Quincey can you hear the sandbeaches ringing more clearly than the ChurchBells or the ****** Pagoda for torture / his soul is to sleep in the (mossy)mountain the fire of the (forever)street called HEAVEN the mountain column supporting the sky(swan)gate of heavenHeaven!welcome    to:
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Mar 17, 2017
Mar 17, 2017 at 9:41 PM UTC
The Reverend Has Collapsed Through His Song/of Which in Chaos of Day I am Again Innocent
Fierce is god impenitrable glad glad glad there is a Fire up the street called Heaven There is A woman wearing only one shoe who is taking an exhaustive drag of her smoke in the early morning where birds are still heard in                                     !!!!!!cities A hymnal a heralded nest of savory berries A quartzstone is trapped in time a myth is made more ridiculous when proven real Continents wither where the flies glue their regal canvases on downtrodden earth (missing Pangea) Or smiles everlasting smiles meanwhile (Blonde tongues wearing fashioned wigs) in constant state of beguilement The Neanderthalic stones will be unforgiving to the REVEREND who has collapsed through his song the song of lead pipedream fantasies of sexless dogma YEAH monkhood yeah Ghat burning holes in twilit schools of thought or no thought at all I can hear the collective Faerie outcry that silence has presented itself HEAvier to their wicked careless bodies ok I am innocent of love I love your innocent love I am careless(of their wicked careless bodies) ResemblingA swans actual duty to die a swan lies a swan lay like an even more beautiful swan on even more beautiful swanny grass To die by swanlightSUN and MOON white like the swan where we soon listen closely to the swansong a celestialLOVELY rhythm of gilded forest (((((orchestrals The swan leaves us in happiness of bright groggy light                          O (of which in chaos of day I am again innocent)      The Reverend's desperate gaspings into a  micro -phone for a macro - cosmic prayer idol o idol where is your capability for worship idol o where is my chinstrap o idol where is ****** youth or the romanticized eternal SUMMERS I sing      O bible O cloudland O where is your telephone operator is they deceased by their own fragrant holines? The church      Watches the Reverend neverend his television routine of clamoring death odes      Watches his senility come like an implorical shadow outline watches a demon lick its dreamless lips beyond the periphery of godless dreams      Watches      Reverend lose his sight in anInstant      HeWAILSheWAILSandWAILS can you hear it Thomas De Quincey can you hear the sandbeaches ringing more clearly than the ChurchBells or the ****** Pagoda for torture / his soul is to sleep in the (mossy)mountain the fire of the (forever)street called HEAVEN the mountain column supporting the sky(swan)gate of heavenHeaven!welcome    to:
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delicately, our dragonfly conversations dance in Japanese gardens, where jewelled concrete pagoda’s stand stilted, like timeless geometries, in greening water then wind rustles timidly through creek beds and pebbled leaves; bells ring like wine glasses at a dinner table and we feel our arm hairs stand on tiptoes, pricked up to weary voices (chanting monks, those that sit in circles monkishly chant, in unison “there are three meanings of loneliness”) here, chanting also, we find ourselves again not alone enchanted in the fragmented daylight. but then again, I turn, apathetically, and declare “let us rest in the immense imagery of our imagination for it is easier to sleep, as rain creeps closer to our doorstep, than to ***** barricades, levies and trenches around our house” Oh, but the way the light reflects upon the Japanese trees is so splendidly delicate, and our delicate conversations feel all so perfect… so now please, time, lose me in your whisper.
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Jan 28, 2013
Jan 28, 2013 at 3:28 AM UTC
Delicate thoughts of Japanese Gardens
God visited our house last Sunday a bright papaya orange butterfly welcomed Him, fluttering in loops like a kite as He stepped out of His car Embracing our dear friend Jon from New Jersey He entered our pagoda indeed, not as a guest but as an embodiment of God The early afternoon was garlanded in loving, intimate, animated conversation and a delectable lunch was served to our beloved  brother This was topped off with nectar sweet chocolate coconut prasadam Everything from matters of the spirit to soul stirring S.R.F. devotional songs chanting sublimely suffused our heavenly day Even the backyard birds turned out in large numbers their cocky red, brown and sky blue heads peeking curiously through the patio door craned to catch a glimpse of our divine companion Jon, His mellow, prayerful eyes blessing all His gaze fell upon leaned back comfortably in the recliner chair like a long lost friend returning home ~
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Feb 27, 2014
Feb 27, 2014 at 10:51 PM UTC
Namaste
I am surprised to see that the ocean is still going on. Now I am going back and I have ripped my hand from your hand as I said I would and I have made it this far as I said I would and I am on the top deck now holding my wallet, my cigarettes and my car keys at 2 o'clock on a Tuesday in August of 1960. Dearest, although everything has happened, nothing has happened. The sea is very old. The sea is the face of Mary, without miracles or rage or unusual hope, grown rough and wrinkled with incurable age. Still, I have eyes. These are my eyes: the orange letters that spell ORIENT on the life preserver that hangs by my knees; its ***** canvas coat; the faded sign that sits on its shelf saying KEEP OFF. Oh, all right, I say, I'll save myself. Over my right shoulder I see four nuns who sit like a bridge club, their faces poked out from under their habits, as good as good babies who have sunk into their carriages. Without discrimination the wind pulls the skirts of. their arms. Almost undressed, I see what remains: that holy wrist, that ankle, that chain. Oh God, although I am very sad, could you please let these four nuns loosen from their leather boots and their wooden chairs to rise out over this greasy deck, out over this iron rail, nodding their pink heads to one side, flying four abreast in the old-fashioned side stroke; each mouth open and round, breathing together as fish do, singing without sound. Dearest, see how my dark girls sally forth, over the passing lighthouse of Plum Gut, its shell as rusty as a camp dish, as fragile as a pagoda on a stone; out over the little lighthouse that warns me of drowning winds that rub over its blind bottom and its blue cover; winds that will take the toes and the ears of the rider or the lover. There go my dark girls, their dresses puff in the leeward air. Oh, they are lighter than flying dogs or the breath of dolphins; each mouth opens gratefully, wider than a milk cup. My dark girls sing for this. They are going up. See them rise on black wings, drinking the sky, without smiles or hands or shoes. They call back to us from the gauzy edge of paradise, good news, good news.
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Letter Written on a Ferry While Crossing Long Island Sound
I am surprised to see that the ocean is still going on. Now I am going back and I have ripped my hand from your hand as I said I would and I have made it this far as I said I would and I am on the top deck now holding my wallet, my cigarettes and my car keys at 2 o'clock on a Tuesday in August of 1960. Dearest, although everything has happened, nothing has happened. The sea is very old. The sea is the face of Mary, without miracles or rage or unusual hope, grown rough and wrinkled with incurable age. Still, I have eyes. These are my eyes: the orange letters that spell ORIENT on the life preserver that hangs by my knees; its ***** canvas coat; the faded sign that sits on its shelf saying KEEP OFF. Oh, all right, I say, I'll save myself. Over my right shoulder I see four nuns who sit like a bridge club, their faces poked out from under their habits, as good as good babies who have sunk into their carriages. Without discrimination the wind pulls the skirts of. their arms. Almost undressed, I see what remains: that holy wrist, that ankle, that chain. Oh God, although I am very sad, could you please let these four nuns loosen from their leather boots and their wooden chairs to rise out over this greasy deck, out over this iron rail, nodding their pink heads to one side, flying four abreast in the old-fashioned side stroke; each mouth open and round, breathing together as fish do, singing without sound. Dearest, see how my dark girls sally forth, over the passing lighthouse of Plum Gut, its shell as rusty as a camp dish, as fragile as a pagoda on a stone; out over the little lighthouse that warns me of drowning winds that rub over its blind bottom and its blue cover; winds that will take the toes and the ears of the rider or the lover. There go my dark girls, their dresses puff in the leeward air. Oh, they are lighter than flying dogs or the breath of dolphins; each mouth opens gratefully, wider than a milk cup. My dark girls sing for this. They are going up. See them rise on black wings, drinking the sky, without smiles or hands or shoes. They call back to us from the gauzy edge of paradise, good news, good news.
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Red Fuchsia Purple Cobalt Green Amber White Like stars Low to the ground Luminous orb Under pygmy palm Tiny Frog Riding rainbow lit lily pad Rhine maiden spotlighted On small rock pond Reflecting Pagoda lanterns On glass bar Mirrored in pool Seated reading girl Nestled near tiny mimosa tree Shimmering butterfly flutters by Crackled globe Casts speckled glow Towards gnomes seated below Peeking out through Bushy philodendrons Faux mosaic lamps Cloudy days Leave dark marks Empty holes Longing for lost luster
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May 3, 2014
May 3, 2014 at 1:21 PM UTC
Solar Garden
I remember paper lanterns with small red candles floating down the river but I don't remember the festival or in who's honour they were lit. I remember roadside shrines and little envelopes of money, not proper money but a special kind who's name I don't remember either. I remember the big pagoda but couldn't tell you where it was. I remember so much about those years but there's so much I forgot. I remember warm rain and warm puddles that we jumped in with flip flops on. I remember the little guy on the motobike and sidecar that used to come round selling soda and taking caps for prizes and the bubble stuff in a tube. I remember the paper pucks with feathers in that the local kids would play with like hacky sacks. I remember the smell on incense in the temples I remember the markets. The sights, the smells, the sounds of so many things never seen or heard or smelt before or since. I remember Hong Kong And I'm sure its changed since I was 5 but I want to go back and see just how much.
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Jul 2, 2011
Jul 2, 2011 at 8:42 AM UTC
The Hong Kong I remember
Meaning f a l l I n g like sparrows in silent wind like leaves in seasonal flux again and again…. into the violent dirt inflamed mud where we pity the worms and their empires of clay and mortar a pomegranate a jewelled pagoda moving and centralised cyclic and stagnant. Everywhere, I do not see directed untowards magnetic poles. Agni-metic people. The sparrows song in underwater caverns startles ripened ears (wrinkled, warn, and walled) between dogmatic slumbers… ertras, I can hear you »»»»» —————————————-» [you] where? f’-> : {inside euclidean halls} meaning, falling passageways toward nothing. [frameworks] -oliver and jonte
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Jan 26, 2013
Jan 26, 2013 at 11:15 PM UTC
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Maybe one day I'll make finger sandwiches for classy luncheons in a pagoda in my backyard. We all will be jolly and have balloon laughs as we sip our aged merlot.   And my young children will waltz in   with their curtsies and bows and then   go off again to be with their nanny. And I will be occupied with the things in my pocket so I won't know what the dark is anymore.                                                                        I'd rather live in the dark though.                                                                             In a raunchy studio apartment                                                                                  with a semi-attractive but                                                                                the most beautiful woman                                                                                            who is educated                                                                            and still knows how to color.                                                            My children will understand what it means                                                                          to be alive and I'll let them decide                                                                                          if they appreciate it or not.                                                                    We will feed the ducks every Sunday.                                                                     I want to be among spirits not bodies.
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Dec 1, 2013
Dec 1, 2013 at 8:28 AM UTC
Second Place Can't Be That Bad
Maybe one day I'll make finger sandwiches for classy luncheons in a pagoda in my backyard. We all will be jolly and have balloon laughs as we sip our aged merlot.   And my young children will waltz in   with their curtsies and bows and then   go off again to be with their nanny. And I will be occupied with the things in my pocket so I won't know what the dark is anymore.                                                                        I'd rather live in the dark though.                                                                             In a raunchy studio apartment                                                                                  with a semi-attractive but                                                                                the most beautiful woman                                                                                            who is educated                                                                            and still knows how to color.                                                            My children will understand what it means                                                                          to be alive and I'll let them decide                                                                                          if they appreciate it or not.                                                                    We will feed the ducks every Sunday.                                                                     I want to be among spirits not bodies.
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Beijing’s Child points at the white clouds flying, veils in the somber sky, to the moon under the yielding tree’s red lantern, he is absent-mindedly playing with his brown braids. He pictures himself abroad, by other long shores turning the pages of his dear illustrated book when a fired fish jumps up to the skies clad in its rainbow scales, glistering. Under the yielding tree red lantern Beijing’s Child rubs the green ginkgo Although the snow, winter’s daughter plucks the feather leaves of her silvery coat.... Was it the wind, messenger of the west that brought the Biloba bird until Ta? Under the yielding tree red lantern He thinks about it sprouting, seed of the past. The Child whose name means pagoda lives over the gates of the shining sun chanting to the elements songs and lullabies, Under the yielding tree red lantern. And when Earth vibrates under the storms when the frightened men rise their damped eyes the child wraps his body with the veil of the stars I hear by the mounts his voice and his augurs. But the tree was cut down and cannot offer its sweet sap anymore the red gleam has faded long ago of the marooned torn by time book only one thing remains, and it is a dream. Because, at bedtime, as the world is sound asleep the child pours a golden powder to the souls. Stay awake at night because the Child of Beijing will enchant you until your morning! Written in French in Beijing, October 20, 2011. Translated on May 9, 2014 Lyon, France
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Nov 28, 2015
Nov 28, 2015 at 9:01 AM UTC
Muttered magnificence of the Chinese Seashore
When will you be home: When Spring's on, When Summer's done, When Fall is all in color, Or Winter's white enshrouds us? I'm waiting here alone With longings to dress you, Arms to caress you, Before you leave again. Yet, you will return. Are you yourself there, Somewhere, but not here, Where family waits. Let your fears Drip off your brimming shoulders. Here start your missions, End remissions, Renew your heavy heart. Home is where you Learned to walk, Learned to talk To eat and read; All you'd need When you leave. Here you feel Most secure; Knowing friends are closer Than they were before; This side of the outside door. Here is where the hearts are, Without the worry Of hurly-burly. Who will bring you home? You'll find shelter elsewhere - A Pagoda or a condo nest - But home is where Your soul finds rest.
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Mar 16, 2015
Mar 16, 2015 at 12:42 PM UTC
Who Will Bring You Home
Tea With Yoda [50] Having a Tea Ceremony, with Yoda in a pagoda, they say life’s a ladder, He says it’s more like a totem, trying to make ends meet for ends meat, by exceeding expectations & meeting quotas, trying to make my six senses see as clear as my mentor’s, a Sensi with stressless sensibilities yet infinite responsibilities, He’s a mature mixture of past scriptures & vast futures, the perfect fusion to provide ideal solutions effectively, to dispel all of the confusing illusions that currently occur, so that my six senses can make sense of it & see clearly, & that’s exactly why I’m grateful He’s my mentor, I clear my mind when I enter his temple & listen attentively, He’s Mr. Miyagi, Professor X, Stephen Miles, Morpheus, Gandalf, Splinter, & Obi Wan, all rolled into one, His composition is awesome so when taking lessons, I make sure to be free of all distractions going on, attempting to not take meetings yet people keep calling, but phone’s off so I don’t see nor take note of the notifications, I just go off like a boat on the edge of Niagara with no motor, got expense taste life’s great though no time to be wasting, gotta find a way to keep speed without delay & without haste, because patience is key but time won’t wait, so I stay totally outta touch with the clubs & the whole scene, so focused I don’t even notice those overblown cokeheads, light so bright that I’m always getting it in even when I go out, light always burns but never burns out even at it’s lowest, heard them mention a question but didn’t return the gesture, was unsure of their motives plus the question sounded loaded, goin' all in outta control only thing I limit is my exposure, on balance with my talents in a pair of New Balances, meanwhile they’re still trying to gain their composure, I swear to God I’m not a rock nor in a hard place, but I do rock Ohms on mountain tops complete with boulders, shout out to Colorado though I boast low key so no bravado, soul sans ego, modest & honest like a Buffalo Soldier, no need to buy game it’s already in the bag sewed close, & I’m relaxed shoes off spine upright aligned in the Lotus, having a Tea Ceremony, with Yoda in a pagoda, having a Tea Ceremony, with Yoda in a pagoda, they say life’s a ladder, He says it’s more like a totem, trying to make ends meet for ends meat, by exceeding expectations & meeting quotas… ∆ LaLux ∆ @aaronlalux from THHT3: Dark Lights & Bright Shadows 9/9/19
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Aug 30, 2019
Aug 30, 2019 at 5:12 PM UTC
Tea With Yoda
Tea With Yoda [50] Having a Tea Ceremony, with Yoda in a pagoda, they say life’s a ladder, He says it’s more like a totem, trying to make ends meet for ends meat, by exceeding expectations & meeting quotas, trying to make my six senses see as clear as my mentor’s, a Sensi with stressless sensibilities yet infinite responsibilities, He’s a mature mixture of past scriptures & vast futures, the perfect fusion to provide ideal solutions effectively, to dispel all of the confusing illusions that currently occur, so that my six senses can make sense of it & see clearly, & that’s exactly why I’m grateful He’s my mentor, I clear my mind when I enter his temple & listen attentively, He’s Mr. Miyagi, Professor X, Stephen Miles, Morpheus, Gandalf, Splinter, & Obi Wan, all rolled into one, His composition is awesome so when taking lessons, I make sure to be free of all distractions going on, attempting to not take meetings yet people keep calling, but phone’s off so I don’t see nor take note of the notifications, I just go off like a boat on the edge of Niagara with no motor, got expense taste life’s great though no time to be wasting, gotta find a way to keep speed without delay & without haste, because patience is key but time won’t wait, so I stay totally outta touch with the clubs & the whole scene, so focused I don’t even notice those overblown cokeheads, light so bright that I’m always getting it in even when I go out, light always burns but never burns out even at it’s lowest, heard them mention a question but didn’t return the gesture, was unsure of their motives plus the question sounded loaded, goin' all in outta control only thing I limit is my exposure, on balance with my talents in a pair of New Balances, meanwhile they’re still trying to gain their composure, I swear to God I’m not a rock nor in a hard place, but I do rock Ohms on mountain tops complete with boulders, shout out to Colorado though I boast low key so no bravado, soul sans ego, modest & honest like a Buffalo Soldier, no need to buy game it’s already in the bag sewed close, & I’m relaxed shoes off spine upright aligned in the Lotus, having a Tea Ceremony, with Yoda in a pagoda, having a Tea Ceremony, with Yoda in a pagoda, they say life’s a ladder, He says it’s more like a totem, trying to make ends meet for ends meat, by exceeding expectations & meeting quotas… ∆ LaLux ∆ @aaronlalux from THHT3: Dark Lights & Bright Shadows 9/9/19
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Tibbets. Shadows fell at eight fifteen. Shadow of a 'little boy' As if a camera exploded. Flash it went. Pagoda tall standing, once upon a time. A desecrated ground, unholy. No fiery fairy tale in this place. Death's location Eerily sensations surround. Destructive force hit home. No eagles fly. In this eerie place. A silent world sleeps. As mother weeps. Not by choice. Living screams a revelation. A human created Armageddon. Piles of smoke seen at the scene of evil. Mega-mushroom killed the skies. Most of humankind in this land felt its force. Death as it cruised it's certain course Zombies walk. One or few. The activity of war. Now won. Revenge bit back. Severely. Buried deep in the victim's skin. And still the fever grew. Under skin of souls. Almost peeled. Severe pain as landscape diffused into the land. Creature of the bomb demonic. Silhouetted dead men. Painted standing structures. Such sickness in a place laced with fractured glass. Ultimate act of war. Bring on power of peace. By ladylivvi1 © 2013 ladylivvi1 (All rights reserved)
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Dec 6, 2013
Dec 6, 2013 at 4:37 PM UTC
Hibakusha!
When one leaves, They never really do. They are present in the void They have left you with. Sometimes, you think you'd be recovered from a heartbreak. But when I saw the picture of the pagoda I took on that day, I saw your face. Memories resurfaced, the sewn heart has a few stitches loosened, and what if's appeared once more like how they did on that fateful morning. We weren't close, I admit we never were. But you affected me greatly, and I wish I'd done better. Now I can only look at you in photographs or in memories and dreams. Suddenly, reality seemed less of a reality compared to the dreams and photographs you were in.
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Feb 8, 2017
Feb 8, 2017 at 11:40 AM UTC
death never does us part
Pagoda, Pagoda, My humble terrace by the sea. Wayshrine for the hopeless and the seekers of eternal ecstasy. Why do they mistreat you so? Ever accepting of our whimsical, hedonic presence, you gave us shelter from the slobbering pigs and their execution sentence. And still they ripped your gleaming limbs from you. Those who claimed to love you. Pagoda, Pagoda so far from the corporate machine living in an emerald midsummer dream we must have lost our way along the chemical shores. When the harsh confines of reality glared at my salt stained face you treated me to warm freedom and a welcoming embrace despite my turning a blind eye to your pain and the savages who left you discarded. Pagoda, Pagoda, you were left hastily deserted once summers tender muscles were exerted and the liches stretched their frigid claws once again. Now just an ashen memory while we count the hours in this glacial penitentiary and wait for the beacon to bless us with its lazy gaze and the return of our boardwalk paradise.
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Dec 25, 2014
Dec 25, 2014 at 2:02 AM UTC
Pagoda
cada vez que paso por la rue des arts y abril hay un olor a cigarrillos "fontanares" fumados detrás del paredón agachado debajo del cielo con las manos como pagoda nerviosa abrigando la brasa pálida contra la luz del día y cada vez que paso por la rue des arts veo a Ana en el campito detrás del paredón con sus ojos llenos de abril de amistades furiosas de color avellana violeta ojos llenos de peces algunos arden como soles otros llueven esos ojos parecían dos árboles recién talados y tibios de pajaritos que habían dejado apenas su madera heredera de plumas que sostenían el aire y nunca terminaban de caer y alrededor de esos ojos había un lago del mismo color que las perlas de mei-lan-fan la favorita de mis miedos las perlas que mei-lan-fan criaba en la cabeza para que ciertas noches haya luz como hoy que paso por abril con el alma doblada debajo del sobaco como los estudiantes del alma por la ciudad sin ojos que no ven a ana no ve sus pechos frescos que empiezan a asomar y tiemblen como temblaban entonces mis siete años de edad turbados por tanto clarín desnudo tanta gloria tanta desolación tanta triste alegría ¿qué ser? ¡esos campos de nadie que naides se atrevía a oír! ¡esas primicias como miles de legiones arrojadas contra uno! ¡esa belleza conmigo adentro sin victorias! ¡los carros las mujeres los hijos arrastrados de un país a otro de tu hermosura a mi agonía! ¡a todo ayer que pasará! ¿y cuando moverás tu bondad o tu desdén para venir a la rue des arts donde una vez fumé "fontanares" para retrasar a la muerte?
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Cada vez que paso
cada vez que paso por la rue des arts y abril hay un olor a cigarrillos "fontanares" fumados detrás del paredón agachado debajo del cielo con las manos como pagoda nerviosa abrigando la brasa pálida contra la luz del día y cada vez que paso por la rue des arts veo a Ana en el campito detrás del paredón con sus ojos llenos de abril de amistades furiosas de color avellana violeta ojos llenos de peces algunos arden como soles otros llueven esos ojos parecían dos árboles recién talados y tibios de pajaritos que habían dejado apenas su madera heredera de plumas que sostenían el aire y nunca terminaban de caer y alrededor de esos ojos había un lago del mismo color que las perlas de mei-lan-fan la favorita de mis miedos las perlas que mei-lan-fan criaba en la cabeza para que ciertas noches haya luz como hoy que paso por abril con el alma doblada debajo del sobaco como los estudiantes del alma por la ciudad sin ojos que no ven a ana no ve sus pechos frescos que empiezan a asomar y tiemblen como temblaban entonces mis siete años de edad turbados por tanto clarín desnudo tanta gloria tanta desolación tanta triste alegría ¿qué ser? ¡esos campos de nadie que naides se atrevía a oír! ¡esas primicias como miles de legiones arrojadas contra uno! ¡esa belleza conmigo adentro sin victorias! ¡los carros las mujeres los hijos arrastrados de un país a otro de tu hermosura a mi agonía! ¡a todo ayer que pasará! ¿y cuando moverás tu bondad o tu desdén para venir a la rue des arts donde una vez fumé "fontanares" para retrasar a la muerte?
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When your dance a bounty, yet sing they fail – I have learned to love, worrisome mother and adorn you: such a kiss is planted a rose on the plump cheek of children. your girth measures unflinchingly, the laughter of the world around you so small, kept in a dark, blinkered box. your parasol smothers the light cast unswervingly on stone. who has long kept you in the caliginous womb, with all the light that spangles through? who has snuffed your little arms and dressed you for everyone to see? when you are quite flamboyant for everyone to feast on, what word passes on as salutation? when you are festive enough to revel in, what pagoda tries itself to the life allowed to gleam proudly? women, men, children, and all - frolicsome around the darkled bough smitten by the frayed sight of believing, sifting from the way our hands craft things the dispensable glee of glasswork: the world is Murano. and my eyes have seen all flourish in a darling ebb of curbed felicities – the diaphanous clangour of steel and shadow. the slain orchestra of frogs in the crush of rain. the detriment of the Earth curled like an infant in the womb of the dark. - oh trees and their wondrous life of green, begin to question the wind and its tourniquet; shadows drunk on turpentine, the spry wilt of hours: what is their final duty? if our laughter is slain in the perils of night, how are we to become them?
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Dec 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 3:30 AM UTC
Question Of Trees
On the branch of Time our hearts tremble many times and then fall back; our proud destiny holds down like the roaring flames of stray comets! We will be dusted as the eternal part of the Universe! The Tree of Life may still survive in this way; trembling above a twisting price insecure We carve the gallows of our existence if bitterness settles on our eyes! You are an amphibian and many times stateless! Neither in redemptive serenity nor on an Odyssey trip can you find peace until you get to know the One-One who truly loves you!   Well, as a diver, you often ponder the sins of your selfish hatred! You leave me foolishly guilty, let the eternal, found moment come on while you accuse yourself of stupidity: you would already need a sure point of rest so that you can gain not only crying self-confidence, but also karakan courage! You would call the eternal Beloved; a personal good friend you loved for yourself and who could decorate your crypt-dark home with your golden heart in the eternal May!   In silence, waterfalls rustle from the eternally hesitant wells of your eyes and everything will be flooded with self-forgiving, unconditional Grace! And on your tormented face the flame of offended Love burns as if oppressed by a heavy dream; my unexpected insomnia encourages killer vigilance! “Many times I still allow myself to be loved as a deceitful child so that the aggravated insult can sleep in me; his half-nailed man sneaks into his unhappy little snail shell if he doesn't dare risk it!   "What is Life for if you do not sacrifice to do something noble ?!" "Your conscience is still sounding, albeit fading, and when will the fleeting pagoda of Peace be yours forever ?!"
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Feb 1, 2021
Feb 1, 2021 at 2:14 AM UTC
The Pagoda of Peace
On the branch of Time our hearts tremble many times and then fall back; our proud destiny holds down like the roaring flames of stray comets! We will be dusted as the eternal part of the Universe! The Tree of Life may still survive in this way; trembling above a twisting price insecure We carve the gallows of our existence if bitterness settles on our eyes! You are an amphibian and many times stateless! Neither in redemptive serenity nor on an Odyssey trip can you find peace until you get to know the One-One who truly loves you!   Well, as a diver, you often ponder the sins of your selfish hatred! You leave me foolishly guilty, let the eternal, found moment come on while you accuse yourself of stupidity: you would already need a sure point of rest so that you can gain not only crying self-confidence, but also karakan courage! You would call the eternal Beloved; a personal good friend you loved for yourself and who could decorate your crypt-dark home with your golden heart in the eternal May!   In silence, waterfalls rustle from the eternally hesitant wells of your eyes and everything will be flooded with self-forgiving, unconditional Grace! And on your tormented face the flame of offended Love burns as if oppressed by a heavy dream; my unexpected insomnia encourages killer vigilance! “Many times I still allow myself to be loved as a deceitful child so that the aggravated insult can sleep in me; his half-nailed man sneaks into his unhappy little snail shell if he doesn't dare risk it!   "What is Life for if you do not sacrifice to do something noble ?!" "Your conscience is still sounding, albeit fading, and when will the fleeting pagoda of Peace be yours forever ?!"
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* *Under the shade of Summer's pagoda, are mirages of our myths The warmth of our loyalty stays all winters of the heart as our memories produce the purest of snow silks...* *
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Jul 4, 2020
Jul 4, 2020 at 5:00 PM UTC
꧁༒•Mirage•༒꧂
Santa's are red/ the snowman and his carrot nose/ the undying lights/ the glittering stars/ the tall trees like a Chinese pagoda/ avidly awaits the emergence of Gods gift/ blood of Christ/ sacrifice/ sin atonement/ and king/ 24/12/2019 Glorious Christmas |Justice_Eberechi
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Dec 24, 2019
Dec 24, 2019 at 3:37 AM UTC
MERRY CHRISTMAS