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"seawalls" poems
Are you alive? Tendrils tickle the surface And billows Bloom from the core, Ribboning thinner than those things which breach seawalls, Seeping impermeable To flirt with all sides of this vessel. I saw in him the beauty The same as I saw the beauty of suffused ink, mingling In delicate patterns of fluidity and filament. His release quivers momentarily, Hung in fluid stillness, and Flushed with a desire to saturate. In saturation, one may think it Possible to be falling Up through a falling surge. We two coalesce at the bottom.
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Feb 1, 2011
Feb 1, 2011 at 7:23 PM UTC
The Squid
~*every distance is a long shot within reach of a fool*~                           Prv. 𝑓:𝑦 bleed your heart out in dripping poetic pretense―slip that inky salamander some silk:          *"the wilting waiting flora bequeathed their busting bouquets and      bountiful bosoms unto the world               in all of its prescient                        violence"* then read it back to yourself later and be absolutely disgusted. throw it away with all the other things you've done in your life. now reach back in your closet and rattle the skeletons lingering there. finger your dreams in the dark under pressure from the mind to find yourself. the lightning severance will sing and anxiety will harmonize with the knife. you've done it again... ****** it all up and everyone knows it. you could eat all the erasers in the world and your **** still wouldn't come out correct. a lifetime of valleys and seawalls has made you an avatar of effortless blunder. and you can't stop bleeding all over the page; white is red again cause you blue it. bleed in―breathe out breathe in―bleed out bleed in―breathe out breathe in― bleed out... welcome to the creative process.
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Apr 24, 2021
Apr 24, 2021 at 9:21 AM UTC
you're doing great, kid
Defying the anger of the stormy winds swearing at her erectness she stood her ground on the rockface stony woman, unafraid of raging seas, frosts ships crashing at her feet. With one eye winking/flashing,circling she warned them of men with mustaches and machetes marauding naked shores far below the banks where caves in seawalls collided with the rumble and dash of waves of protest. Nothing moved her. She stood , solid as the ten commandments unminding of the raging storms doing her duty, flaunting her skirts and dank steps up her heart which stayed unflinching. She was all my new woman wanted to be. st, peters basilica on this rock holding the keys to my souls entry into her private heavens a house with many mansions. Author Notes Optional © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved, a month ago
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Oct 23, 2014
Oct 23, 2014 at 4:31 PM UTC
She- the Lighthouse!
You came riding the last wave of summer breeze You stay enduring the blast of winter freeze I see in your eyes bright spray scouring afternoon sands dancing straw hat roaming cobblestones glowing golden dusts filling air tropical breath teasing hair I feel on your lips fruit punch spilling pool pub splashing yarn arbor wrapping blushed evening coconut trees clipping shades aged seawalls humming dreams So long, scrolls, taps and dots for the rest of my days my feet beside hers treading sapphire waves
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Jan 24, 2017
Jan 24, 2017 at 7:03 AM UTC
My lassie of Southern Sea