"unsmitten" poems
fall down in new town
and break down while unbound
laughing while melting
and smiling making no sound
finding things hidden
and riding things unridden
while taken long lost unbidden
but leftovers are long given
from raiders undriven
and nonlooking foes unsmitten
burning the smithies
with weeds so pity
the trade and grade
of long lost givings
and unlearnt ideas
melting down in the smithing
because clothes so ripping
cause morality dipping
and effort slipping
and real gifts ungifting
Oct 16, 2013
Oct 16, 2013 at 11:09 PM UTC
Imprecise incision upon the skin of my volition
Fissions, colissions, the emission of diction
Addition of
Bliss and,
Mist and,
Fist and,
*****
The taste of smoke, smoldering fiction
The smell of **** and wasted wishes
The time spent reeling numb, unsmitten
Oct 9, 2014
Oct 9, 2014 at 11:53 PM UTC
There’s a writer on the block
Inspiration’s on vacation
Gone on tour with culture shock
Desperately seeking a situation
Far from the incessant ticking clock
Words are flowing like glue
Sniffed but so unwritten
The scent of inspiration flew
Southwards and unsmitten
By paucity’s shallow written hue
Heavy as leaden thought can be
The vacant empty page
Stares blank in mirrors at me
The mocking unwrit rage
A parallel universe in a vacant sea
A world of solid silent inertia
Invades the imagination
And dulls the poetic drama
Each page gauged in vexation
Such a perfect portrait of a tabula rasa
The origami of crushed paper
A testament to frustration
And a tsunami of written failure
Mocks the myth of imagination
Reducing it to an unremembered feature
And then the keyboard sweetly sings
The ink is beautiful flowing time
While the percussive alphabet rings
The wine soaked harmonies of rhyme
Sweetening the song that poetry always brings.
May 5, 2018
May 5, 2018 at 1:28 PM UTC