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"visages" poems
the sunflowers gleamed in the noon day sun their flourish of color couldn't be out done the sparrows flitted above their ravishing visages they were enchanted by their dazzling mirages
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Mar 15, 2013
Mar 15, 2013 at 12:00 PM UTC
Sunflowers
the sunflowers gleamed in the noon day sun their flourish of colour couldn't be out done the sparrows flitted above their ravishing visages they were enchanted by their dazzling mirages
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Oct 20, 2013
Oct 20, 2013 at 8:32 AM UTC
Sunflowers
Subdued and seduced by sounds so sultry floating with fantastic phonetic finesse vibrant voices vehicled via visages the magical message making me a mess each seconds surrenders me speechless praying for the process of progress kissing, caressing, conspire in concision affection and adoration an admirable ambition Subdued and seduced by sounds so sultry floating with fantastic phonetic finesse vibrant voices vehicled via visages the magical message making me a mess beautiful belles becoming begrime rendered ready by my written rhyme won with wonderfully whispered wit foment flattery in a fanatic fit Subdued and seduced by sounds so sultry floating with fantastic phonetic finesse vibrant voices vehicled via visages the magical message making me a mess
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Sep 11, 2010
Sep 11, 2010 at 5:39 PM UTC
Subdued and Seduced
Went down, slippery cold stairs Spiraling down, words on walls, The paper sheets? Heard the music down there... Down... Down... I've heard it before; Down... Down...  Rumble down... An underground celebration,                       So I went - down.         (the cave) Infants were there, dark rooms, Bathing in the boiling red wine, Laughing madly in the fumes, The ceiling and walls were moist and dripping. These babies, visages of chimera, Evil grins cutting their faces, Evil smiles, gruesome masks and cigars in their hands, claws...           -Stop!!! This I will unleash, One day, whiskey, liqours, Yeah. Beers, drinks... rumbling. Calm dark surface of the lake At night And the carnival nearby, Mile away or so... you can hear their sounds, muted slightly; faint lights of torches, at the other side of lake. Weird tribesmen Praising the summer solstice With howls, maracas, Tiny bells, dance, Fire. -But listen to me now! Now, when you hear me, Look here, look closely. Put your hand in me, Can't you feel I'm almost boiling? I'm no mud, I'm a clear water, Almost as a spring! Swift and clear - and hot.                                                                     and dark.
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Jan 4, 2018
Jan 4, 2018 at 6:43 PM UTC
Under the city
Remember your neighbourhood in the late afternoon sun Your body small, mind innocent Every image a wonder, visages of beautiful naivety The earth was a different place All you owned were a box full of toys and a smile on your face Love wasn't your hunt and conquest Adventure could only quench that thirst Wonderful, everything was Freedom in childhood
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Dec 6, 2013
Dec 6, 2013 at 9:20 PM UTC
Childhood Neighbourhood
Darling, the night is dark yet I can see you so clearly. I swear it's the starlight in the eyes of the girl I hold so dearly. It's just so unfair that I can't look away, your gaze has me under your spell. How do you do it? I'd love to know how you do it so well. The night has just begun and I've only started to woo, but it seems you've turned the tables round since I can't take my eyes off of you. It must be some sort of witchcraft since I've never been so quick to fall. Your voice is that of angels and I can't help but heed the call. With every whisper my heart flutters and I'm the slave of your whims. The room has an aroma of roses and the once bright light dims. The night has halfway through and I'm at a loss of what to do, I'm enthralled by your visages as you can tell since I can't take my eyes off of you. The time for dance is over, but the morning has yet to arrive. And I'd like to take you home while we both feel so alive. Your energy and your charms have taken their effect, I just can't resist. Even if it take's till morning I promise one way or another you have to be kissed. The night is almost over and surprised you came out of the blue, you've cursed me with love and now I can't take my eyes off of you.
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Feb 4, 2014
Feb 4, 2014 at 7:08 PM UTC
Can't take my eyes off of you.
Let me paint you a picture Using nice long strokes And beautifully vivid colors And as with most works of art My muse is the tale of two lovers Plus one, two, three Or was it four others I seem to have lost count With re-occurrences and all And their masks seem to blur As I get lost in our thrall I tell you love is like a sun Beautiful to look at But will blind you If you stare just a little too long Unable to see a single mistake When everything is going wrong So I paint over the visages Of him, him, her, and him But the paint is just not thick enough How could it be? When the stain of betrayal Isn’t quite painted, but carved When the knives in the back Sink through to the heart And while it’s true That the color of apology Works well as a cover-up Only time truly hides scars And that’s what you wanted Wasn’t it Was time apart? But it’s just not right That you got to make that call Without even a fight You just want to call it a night So go ahead and sketch the dark And I will paint the stars Because that’s what we are Memories mirrored in paint From the nights Where you cried and I kissed you To the days Where our phone calls Ended with I miss you And I know You’re not cursed with the memory People think I’m blessed with So let this serve to remind you Of when times were best and Then maybe you’ll feel some regret Not the kind where watercolors Stain your perfect portrait I’m talking about life changing emotion So that maybe there won’t be reprints Sold at every corner auction I want something hung in a museum Something people would traverse The world to see And when they do They don’t know what they feel Because it’s hard to believe That it’s even real Seeing love with its contrast And how you treated it Like a contract Made with an expiration date Set even since our first date When you gave me that brush Inspiring me to paint So that is what I did And this is its masterpiece And now I guess I need a new brush
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Feb 3, 2013
Feb 3, 2013 at 4:39 PM UTC
Let Me Paint You A Picture
Let me paint you a picture Using nice long strokes And beautifully vivid colors And as with most works of art My muse is the tale of two lovers Plus one, two, three Or was it four others I seem to have lost count With re-occurrences and all And their masks seem to blur As I get lost in our thrall I tell you love is like a sun Beautiful to look at But will blind you If you stare just a little too long Unable to see a single mistake When everything is going wrong So I paint over the visages Of him, him, her, and him But the paint is just not thick enough How could it be? When the stain of betrayal Isn’t quite painted, but carved When the knives in the back Sink through to the heart And while it’s true That the color of apology Works well as a cover-up Only time truly hides scars And that’s what you wanted Wasn’t it Was time apart? But it’s just not right That you got to make that call Without even a fight You just want to call it a night So go ahead and sketch the dark And I will paint the stars Because that’s what we are Memories mirrored in paint From the nights Where you cried and I kissed you To the days Where our phone calls Ended with I miss you And I know You’re not cursed with the memory People think I’m blessed with So let this serve to remind you Of when times were best and Then maybe you’ll feel some regret Not the kind where watercolors Stain your perfect portrait I’m talking about life changing emotion So that maybe there won’t be reprints Sold at every corner auction I want something hung in a museum Something people would traverse The world to see And when they do They don’t know what they feel Because it’s hard to believe That it’s even real Seeing love with its contrast And how you treated it Like a contract Made with an expiration date Set even since our first date When you gave me that brush Inspiring me to paint So that is what I did And this is its masterpiece And now I guess I need a new brush
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There's the mosh...sordid details that thing... creeping of sort...retelling...to stay in focus. A silent film whose black borders encapsulate a  slab of skyward white. Visages...opening...opened...to interpretation. "The apparition of these faces in a crowd; Petals on a wet, black bough."....ashen... daguerreotype of a Zen Garden. All of nature's pretties cast in an occult brew... stirred, and stirring...composite sketches posted and burned upon lampposts. At large...ritualistic making-of-face...illusion trafficking the ever present primes of lives... "the center of which is everywhere, the circumference nowhere."...attestation o' mugs. Visages...plucked from a year of our lord, to be...rendezous of all light's putting to... years thereof. Alien unto thyself...oogly boogly, yet mirror-imaging... behold/beheld/beholden. By sleight of Hand...visages, who'd otherwise be as soon pruned and leathery, inanimate under the sun.
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Oct 14, 2013
Oct 14, 2013 at 11:19 PM UTC
Visages, Movements
*Mirror! Mirror!  On the wall Though art the cause of many a fall What with them endless hours adjusting and re-adjusting Visages to desired perfection mindless of the misgiving. Wearing masks in a variety of color In a bid to entice a bachelor With whose heart she’ll most disconcertingly hold ransom Anticipating a blossom Of a methodically engineered relationship Minding her speech lest a Freudian slip Nips at the bud Her good “fortune” exposing her as a fraud. Perfect imperfections, perfectly mirrored By an imperfect mirror…*absurd.
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Dec 11, 2013
Dec 11, 2013 at 9:11 AM UTC
Literal Lateral inversion.
there were things i had never imagined i would understand be; experience and gape bemusedly at my unbelieving ambiguous eyes in the unnoticeably clear smiling mirror of the bathroom. things such as being a creep the creep whose wandering eye wanders just a wee bit longer. A microsecond length of the not-understood, the suspicious,the dubious the curious sometimes, but really mostly nefarious lunatic, perhaps...? the creep whose teeth clench into a smile. the lips parting but only Mendaciously...perhaps..? the creep who peers into me like a god scouring my precious little secrets my hurt points, my loci of scandalous innocuous things meant to be inside of me for my self. the creep who infringes on my warm bed of Safety. *** ******** erectile dysfunction sneer ****** ***** me father mother weirdity all the complexes that make you Feel like a spider whose web is shattered with but an uncaring finger. power. Uncaring Callousness terrifying in it's brutality intent , and things beyond . the creep peers in. but i was only trying to make friends. a bit too hard , perhaps...? oh the creeps of the world i understand thy plight the fact that you never understand what you are doing but only after it has passed that the black hole irises of un-understanding visages come to you to inform you that you have been a creep, the Creep.
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Jan 2, 2014
Jan 2, 2014 at 1:07 AM UTC
on being a creep
Spellbinding sparkling queues of pearly faces Seethe in a gemstone sea of lips and beaks. Veiling night, my Nirvana, leads us places Fraught with clandestine lies and feathered peaks. The hidden eyes reflect the burning light Rampant within the painful lifelong dance And swivel southward, scorched with silent fright; Parades of fiends swing by at ev'ry glance. Burn the voiceless witches! Condemn the dead! Slash the hopeless visages to the night! Raccoons, exposing drooling mouths unfed-- Charming music conceals their true delight. I, the regisseur, perform my role Then fade behind the mask that chokes my soul.
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Sep 24, 2018
Sep 24, 2018 at 12:53 PM UTC
Masquerade
Preludium, or, what has gone before: A man makes his way, alone, Through rocky ash and bluff, His feet a mass of ****** scabs His throat gruff with rust. In his savage thirst he sees, delirious, The City from whence he flees; The City that stole his Name. Furious! O righteous hate; Bubbling! Consuming! Melding with his haze of pain: Fickle Justice! Intangible Law! Humble Equity! Alien words for an alien time That has quickly descended to muck. But we must leave this Nameless nomad To his dark visages, for now. Perhaps we shall return To plough his tale and groan To find him drowned in thirst; In self-pity, the liquid fire. For now- to the City, we are bound! And the mind of one so fortunate, as to still call his Name his own.
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Jan 11, 2015
Jan 11, 2015 at 11:13 AM UTC
The Stealing of Names - II (Preludium)
Such a shame to let loose That I have absolutely no clue what I'm doing But pretending seems to work so well; You all claw at plasticine symbols The letters deplored with a swish of the ink well. Calligraphic self destructions mean something to somebody Over an ocean with eyes so slight as to shine in the darkness, Glinting in robes of black on the rooftops of rich dynastics And the rhymes of yesterday creeping to the forefront, Reminding me just of how hopeless hopelessness is-- The assonance of a retreating boxcar Is steaming into the backdrops of consciousness. Is it time to rewind somewhere? The visages of paintings only mean so much To the blind bats on cave walls in cavernous reaches Of static television snow drifts. It seems that you and I have come to the biggest of filamentous rifts: Sifting between now and then we have mind-skips Of epic proportion, a sickened distortion Of all of the children left in their contortions It's all leprosy in my eyes Since the skies are burning down as we pinpoint abortion. And we release that defeat, and try to find meaning in it all: A lie of great size Told from my lips yet it was-- You who believed me. Together we made a chimera A deception even worse than anything I've ever known I said that some god had told me all the things that that that-- I can't begin to begin an apology My mouth mummified by request next to Jeremy Bentham I only wanted what's best for you-- But look at what you've done! Oh, Crusades! Oh, Crusades! Children don't lie with your eyes on the sunset For Nietzsche is the ultimate navigator! And you finally catch sight of the top of an alligator floating in the oil, staring at you slanted eyes smiling cruel. It all makes sense now, what half believed lies That explain how the darkness will come to rise But the opposite side of our crystalline marble Has known all along, they knew all along! Facing the east, wasn't He? Then even he knew Perhaps what I said was not all untrue And in fact the fault lies with Him Not me, Not you. Sincerely, The Bible.
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Dec 30, 2010
Dec 30, 2010 at 6:09 PM UTC
Sincerely,
Such a shame to let loose That I have absolutely no clue what I'm doing But pretending seems to work so well; You all claw at plasticine symbols The letters deplored with a swish of the ink well. Calligraphic self destructions mean something to somebody Over an ocean with eyes so slight as to shine in the darkness, Glinting in robes of black on the rooftops of rich dynastics And the rhymes of yesterday creeping to the forefront, Reminding me just of how hopeless hopelessness is-- The assonance of a retreating boxcar Is steaming into the backdrops of consciousness. Is it time to rewind somewhere? The visages of paintings only mean so much To the blind bats on cave walls in cavernous reaches Of static television snow drifts. It seems that you and I have come to the biggest of filamentous rifts: Sifting between now and then we have mind-skips Of epic proportion, a sickened distortion Of all of the children left in their contortions It's all leprosy in my eyes Since the skies are burning down as we pinpoint abortion. And we release that defeat, and try to find meaning in it all: A lie of great size Told from my lips yet it was-- You who believed me. Together we made a chimera A deception even worse than anything I've ever known I said that some god had told me all the things that that that-- I can't begin to begin an apology My mouth mummified by request next to Jeremy Bentham I only wanted what's best for you-- But look at what you've done! Oh, Crusades! Oh, Crusades! Children don't lie with your eyes on the sunset For Nietzsche is the ultimate navigator! And you finally catch sight of the top of an alligator floating in the oil, staring at you slanted eyes smiling cruel. It all makes sense now, what half believed lies That explain how the darkness will come to rise But the opposite side of our crystalline marble Has known all along, they knew all along! Facing the east, wasn't He? Then even he knew Perhaps what I said was not all untrue And in fact the fault lies with Him Not me, Not you. Sincerely, The Bible.
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*When I find a seat in the bus thoughts throng me words rush when I stand in the jostle I regret how rhymes are frittered go a-waste! But in standing there's a silver lining I care to see the visages around me darkly grim or happily shining the many faces of moving poetry!*
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Nov 25, 2013
Nov 25, 2013 at 3:02 AM UTC
Silver Lining
to us, seekers of beauty, blue kaleidoscope ment nothing, we've never found it for we knew not anything about singular alone-ness sunset visages sang songs in return   early spring dancing a million secret blessings burnt effervescent organisms coiling as subtle sea of reciprocity, effervescent offerings, offsprings ramblings scattered and undisturbed quenching quietness, thirst satiated at meadows mists.
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Jan 21, 2015
Jan 21, 2015 at 2:55 PM UTC
Satiated
I ain't ever gonna be the man I was supposed to be. Oh no, that shining soul, was washed out to sea. But maybe, just maybe, I'll become who I am, Turn in, quite magically, To the best version of myself. One day, on a wish, I'll stop dreading my being, I'll look into the mirror, And accept the fact I am seeing. I will no longer mourn the skin I have shed, The layers of self, The visages of what could have, Should have been. I am that I am, My brother and mother are long dead, My father now, distantly, I will climb. This pit will no longer hold, My essence, no longer keep, Me imprisoned, I'll decide my limits, I'll reach my heavens. And I might even take you, I might very well build a home, A place for us, and our living, I might just become who I am, Before I turn into dust. I only have this one chance, to turn around Before my life crumbles in rust... I must, I don't know, but I'll struggle, Until I can handle, oh or till the day I can trust, The way you look at me.
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Feb 5, 2015
Feb 5, 2015 at 2:08 AM UTC
Finding Myself
No more time for pain. Tear stains. Or sobs. Shrieks at the top of your lungs! Frustrated fidgeting, Or furious dialect. The true depths of sorrow, unreached yet, Shall remain unexplored. The heights of fury and rage, Shall be another days venture. (Or hopefully never). Visions of disliked visages, Traitorous touches torturing the thoughts, Lustily leaving lover and friend Twitching, Writhing, Boiling, Melting, Rotting, And congealing into a puddle of humanity at the knowledge of their philandering. Numbness sinks through the dermis, Hiding hints of heartbeats, Silencing skins sweet sensations. Breathing, But barely. No time for sensation, Emotion, Expression, Interest, Thought, Muttering, Mentioning, Murmuring, Meditating. Reform some semblance of humanity. No time for languishing, Luridly, Lethargically, Liquefying. Only enough time for a little poetry. And then, Hopefully, Life.
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Apr 28, 2013
Apr 28, 2013 at 3:22 PM UTC
No More (time)
~~~~English~~~~ The air is filled with the song of birds And the cooing of the mourning dove Pastel clouds float across the morning sky And the sun smiles happily at the dew Which kisses the faces of flowers and plants Cool breezes caress my cheeks And the trees bow and nod in the blowing wind Paths are greeted with the beautiful morning- A lovely new day Beauty is everywhere! ~~~~French~~~~ L'air est rempli avec le chant des oiseaux Et le roucoulement de la Tourterelle triste Pastels nuages flottent dans le ciel du matin Et le soleil sourit joyeusement la rosée Qui embrasse les visages des fleurs et plantes Brises fraîches caressent mes joues Et l'arc d'arbres et de clin de œil dans le vent soufflant Chemins d'accès sont accueillis avec le beau matin- Une belle journée La beauté est partout ! ~Hilda~
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Mar 9, 2013
Mar 9, 2013 at 5:32 PM UTC
Nature's Beauty
Regarde les squelettes qui dansent dans la cour Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour. Hier encore la fête, les nombreux petits-fours, Le sel des cacahuètes et le son des tambours. Aujourd'hui qu'elle est **** la joie de Mariette : Quelques restes de pain sur la table - des miettes - Et des grains de raisins que grignotent les guêpes, Quand le rouge du vin nous fait perdre la tête. Ils cliquettent les rires et grelottent les os ; Il chuinte le sabir des cages dans ce zoo : Mariette et Amir sont partis tout là-haut Sans même prévenir : j'en ai froid dans le dos. Regarde les squelettes qui dansent dans la cour Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour. Amir était poète, Mariette un amour. Qui sait que la mort guette quand on a de l'humour ? Hier, à la rivière, nous lancions des pierres, Les canettes de bières et les traits de lumières Éclairaient nos visages et plissaient nos regards : Qui sait que les présages ressembl'nt aux nénuphars ? Mariette portait ses jolies perles jaunes Et son rire de Corte. Amir était un faune Dont la longue crinière nous mettaient en chaleur. Qu'ils étaient beaux et fiers : quand j'y pense je pleure Regarde les squelettes qui dansent dans la cour Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour. C'est une étrange valse, une valse à trois temps, Celle du temps qui passe et te chasse, entêtant. Hier, ce jour, demain : étourdissant manège Aux chevaux de bois dur où je pleurais enfant. Osselets de mes mains, et mes pieds dans la neige : Quelle est cette blessure où s'épuise mon sang ? Mariette pleurait et riait à la fois, Qu'Amir aux yeux dorés nous raconte l'émoi De leur premier baiser sous un bel amandier. Leurs visages apaisés nous ont incendiés. Regarde les squelettes qui dansent dans la cour Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour...
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Nov 12, 2017
Nov 12, 2017 at 3:09 AM UTC
Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour
Regarde les squelettes qui dansent dans la cour Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour. Hier encore la fête, les nombreux petits-fours, Le sel des cacahuètes et le son des tambours. Aujourd'hui qu'elle est **** la joie de Mariette : Quelques restes de pain sur la table - des miettes - Et des grains de raisins que grignotent les guêpes, Quand le rouge du vin nous fait perdre la tête. Ils cliquettent les rires et grelottent les os ; Il chuinte le sabir des cages dans ce zoo : Mariette et Amir sont partis tout là-haut Sans même prévenir : j'en ai froid dans le dos. Regarde les squelettes qui dansent dans la cour Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour. Amir était poète, Mariette un amour. Qui sait que la mort guette quand on a de l'humour ? Hier, à la rivière, nous lancions des pierres, Les canettes de bières et les traits de lumières Éclairaient nos visages et plissaient nos regards : Qui sait que les présages ressembl'nt aux nénuphars ? Mariette portait ses jolies perles jaunes Et son rire de Corte. Amir était un faune Dont la longue crinière nous mettaient en chaleur. Qu'ils étaient beaux et fiers : quand j'y pense je pleure Regarde les squelettes qui dansent dans la cour Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour. C'est une étrange valse, une valse à trois temps, Celle du temps qui passe et te chasse, entêtant. Hier, ce jour, demain : étourdissant manège Aux chevaux de bois dur où je pleurais enfant. Osselets de mes mains, et mes pieds dans la neige : Quelle est cette blessure où s'épuise mon sang ? Mariette pleurait et riait à la fois, Qu'Amir aux yeux dorés nous raconte l'émoi De leur premier baiser sous un bel amandier. Leurs visages apaisés nous ont incendiés. Regarde les squelettes qui dansent dans la cour Et l'odeur de violette qui va chassant le jour...
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transformation happens, as a matter of course transformation happens, as a matter of course the face of a rock, doth alter over a millennium the face of a rock, doth alter over a millennium as a matter of course the face of a rock doth alter over a millennium transformation happens sandstone cliffs wearing away, seas gouging their visages sandstone cliffs wearing away, seas gouging their visages an example of this is seen, on the Great Ocean Road an example of this is seen, on the Great Ocean Road seas gouging their visages an example of this is seen on the Great Ocean Road sandstone cliffs wearing away the appearance of a dial changes, with the passing of time the appearance of a dial changes, with the passing of time no formation stays static, the elements of nature ever at work no formation stays static, the elements of nature ever at work a dial's appearance changes the elements of nature ever at work no formation stays static with the passing of time transformation happens with the passing of time an example of this is seen on the Great Ocean Road the appearance of a dial changes sandstone cliffs wearing away no formation stays static seas gouging their visages the elements of nature ever at work as a matter of course the face of a rock doth alter over a millennium
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Aug 3, 2014
Aug 3, 2014 at 2:30 AM UTC
Millennium (Paradelle Poem)
i was born into a generation immune to tragedy, conditioned, we have been made, to calamity. hearts hardened by television images, minds numb at the sight of pained visages. i was born into a generation wrought with fear, for the end of the world is coming near. whether by anthropogenic atmospheric grumblings, or symbols of american freedom crumbling, the earth is no longer our home. a place where mind, body, and spirit are subject to torment, and every child's aspirations must lie dormant. the world, as i know it, is an unwelcoming place, no matter what your sexuality, age, gender, or race. our forefathers have pillaged our once overflowing pockets to fulfill empty goals on lofty campaign dockets. what is left is ours to fix, though not by choice, and nobody knows if "they" hear our voice. i was born into a generation less than "Great", yet it is only we who can determine our fate.
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May 30, 2012
May 30, 2012 at 12:09 AM UTC
when we were young
A wonderful flowing mess of wind, hair, and face. The face, swirling away amongst the clouds. Like water, it evaporates into the atmosphere, only to be rained down again upon the world. Beautiful face particles, hydrating the plants and animals and splashing upon the rocks. Face bubbles. But are they small individual particles, each a different color, a different shade of the face? Or are they all the colors of the face swirled into one? Swirl upon swirl. The plants and animals will take in these particles, growing with them, nourished by them, reflecting them in their own visages. Immortal? or inorganic?
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May 1, 2012
May 1, 2012 at 6:09 PM UTC
Faces as bubbles
Alpha and omega like a womb; Visions and visages in kaleidoscope rooms... Hanging on drapes of blue; Impressive orbs of translucent hues... Waves break in an Eternal haste in time As you float down into Space and Your tummy aches on Seemingly misplaced dreams. Dreams spewed together, in an internal river that shimmers Like a dragonfly wing, Like lava lamps and vintage photos, out of focus... Or when the Whispers disperse, In the rain.. Reminiscent of bubbles floating, Suspended, Guided inklings and transparent meanings; Reflections in mirrors or On water, In spoons or car windows... An underbelly of inner kingdoms Almost pillaged and buried by age; Remaining only by hope or faith, Like Camelot In its wake, Only to glide to sleep Where redemption sweeps in soft on swift heels. Reminiscent of the rose bushes in that fairy tale Sleeping Beauty, Where soldiers bodies were left to decay.
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Aug 6, 2015
Aug 6, 2015 at 4:40 AM UTC
Dragonflies and Damselflies
A la terrasse du café «Le Matin» aux Carmes (Dédié à Abder, Jean-Pierre et Toinou) Le soleil était brûlant Et la chaleur comme du plomb Pas possible de rester à l'intérieur, Dans l'étuve, alors je sorti Me protéger sous un parasol, ou ce qui en tenait lieu Tenant le verre De «coca-glaçons» a la main. Les parasols tamisaient mal L'ardeur du soleil. Mais un Zéphyr nous donnait un souffle de fraîcheur, Si bienfaisante, Que je commençais A me sentir bien et être moins oppressé par le rythme fou la fureur et les violences du Monde et à me réconcilier avec cette myriade de visages Si variés de l'humanité parcourant, rapides et pressés allez savoir pourquo ?  En ce Dix-huit juillet,  la «rue des Filatiers». Les demoiselles, courts vêtues. Étaient ravissantes, en cet été, Ou ne manquaient que les faunes, décidés à les  séduire, Et parfois, un éclair de chair Entrevue, virevoltant, comme un poisson volant. Venait troubler mon calme En aiguiser des désirs enfouis. Je vis passer l'ami d'Abder Étrangement pressé; je le hélais Il me dit aller prendre son café Italien, Et être enfin en vacances, L'après-midi s'annonçait Délicieuse et je commençais A congédier tout stress Et toute entrave à la délicieuse Sensation de se sentir vivre, Je me pris a songer aux lézards Des rochers de notre Corse Et aux chants des oiseaux. Le temps, s'était comme arrêté et l’ une horloge s’était cassée Seul, s'imposait, à moi L'impératif et le goût de vivre Mais aussi de ressentir intensément, cette sensation aiguë et finalement trop rare, De se sentir vivre, partie prenante Du rythme de la rue et de des flâneurs. Je songeais à Jean-Sol Partre A ces philosophies de l'existence Qui sont, le Maître l’a dit: «un Humanisme» Et à ce quartier des Carmes, Enchanteur et fébrile, que j'ai toujours aimé pour sa variété de lumières d'accents et de saveurs. J'ai voulu durant de longs instants pouvoir figer ce moment Et à ce que les visages de la vie restent si charmeurs et variés J'avais face à moi ce bouquet de vie s'écoulant à ce coin de rues Devant le café «Le Matin» Faisant assurément partie. De mes bars préférés à Toulouse Car l'on y voit passer Tant d'inconnus et de figures amies. Paul Arrighi
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Jul 26, 2016
Jul 26, 2016 at 10:17 AM UTC
A la terrasse du café «Le Matin» aux Carmes
A la terrasse du café «Le Matin» aux Carmes (Dédié à Abder, Jean-Pierre et Toinou) Le soleil était brûlant Et la chaleur comme du plomb Pas possible de rester à l'intérieur, Dans l'étuve, alors je sorti Me protéger sous un parasol, ou ce qui en tenait lieu Tenant le verre De «coca-glaçons» a la main. Les parasols tamisaient mal L'ardeur du soleil. Mais un Zéphyr nous donnait un souffle de fraîcheur, Si bienfaisante, Que je commençais A me sentir bien et être moins oppressé par le rythme fou la fureur et les violences du Monde et à me réconcilier avec cette myriade de visages Si variés de l'humanité parcourant, rapides et pressés allez savoir pourquo ?  En ce Dix-huit juillet,  la «rue des Filatiers». Les demoiselles, courts vêtues. Étaient ravissantes, en cet été, Ou ne manquaient que les faunes, décidés à les  séduire, Et parfois, un éclair de chair Entrevue, virevoltant, comme un poisson volant. Venait troubler mon calme En aiguiser des désirs enfouis. Je vis passer l'ami d'Abder Étrangement pressé; je le hélais Il me dit aller prendre son café Italien, Et être enfin en vacances, L'après-midi s'annonçait Délicieuse et je commençais A congédier tout stress Et toute entrave à la délicieuse Sensation de se sentir vivre, Je me pris a songer aux lézards Des rochers de notre Corse Et aux chants des oiseaux. Le temps, s'était comme arrêté et l’ une horloge s’était cassée Seul, s'imposait, à moi L'impératif et le goût de vivre Mais aussi de ressentir intensément, cette sensation aiguë et finalement trop rare, De se sentir vivre, partie prenante Du rythme de la rue et de des flâneurs. Je songeais à Jean-Sol Partre A ces philosophies de l'existence Qui sont, le Maître l’a dit: «un Humanisme» Et à ce quartier des Carmes, Enchanteur et fébrile, que j'ai toujours aimé pour sa variété de lumières d'accents et de saveurs. J'ai voulu durant de longs instants pouvoir figer ce moment Et à ce que les visages de la vie restent si charmeurs et variés J'avais face à moi ce bouquet de vie s'écoulant à ce coin de rues Devant le café «Le Matin» Faisant assurément partie. De mes bars préférés à Toulouse Car l'on y voit passer Tant d'inconnus et de figures amies. Paul Arrighi
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