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Monthly Archives: February 2018
Tilt
A mirror, tilted, starkly pooling lovers self-similar turns and views of each other: I am I, you are you, qualifiers blurred and dissolved in a furious crossing of ritual desires.
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Tagged erotic, John Biscello, Literary, love, lovers, Mirror, poem, Poetry, reflections
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Henry, June, Anais, 2018
Henry’s cell, his first ever, gave rise to a new breed of anxiety and impatience. Fretfully awaiting Anais’s text, he stared at the dark electronic device cradled in his palm, and keenly felt pangs of nostalgia. He recalled … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged anais nin, correspondence, henry miller, John Biscello, june mansfield miller, Literary, modern times, Prose, story, texting
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Aria for Two Voices
It was perfect in that our distances mirrored one another’s fragile attempts for lasting intimacy, and in reaching we were guaranteed, to come up empty yet singing.
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Anya Rising
(Excerpt from No Man’s Brooklyn.) I see her rising off the bathroom tiles, toes pointing downward. I know this is a dream but I also know this actually happened, once, a long time ago. Except then Anya … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged anya, boy, Brooklyn, girl, John Biscello, levitation, Literary, love, no man's brooklyn, novel, story, Surrealism
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Trinity
Beware the airless room, without light, laughter and love, a Trinity beyond reckon, none of it is worth a good goddamn.
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Tagged air, art, John Biscello, laughter, Light, love, Poetry, trinity, writing life
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Sunder
To leave sheer vowels and sudden clefts upon the warm, dream-wet infinity of skin, so wherever she goes, whenever, sundered verses will marvel as placeholders.
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Tagged dream, erotic, John Biscello, kiss, Literary, love, play, poem, sheer, skin, sunder, touch
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Coil
To caper at the edge, where the seething lyric happens, poetry with slits and fast teeth, where the hours of phenomena are boiled and reduced to a single quivering instant, an umbilical knot of light upon tenderest scraps and coils. … Continue reading
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Tagged coil, craft, edge, essentials, God, John Biscello, language, love, Muse, poem, writing life
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Slingshot
From a distance, within, the story of a writer’s life in the day of fiction’s living wake.
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Tagged distance, fiction, John Biscello, Literary, perspective, poem, Poetry, story, writer, writing life
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Fictioning Anya
(Excerpt from No Man’s Brooklyn.) Anya, Julia weighed the name softly on her tongue. Anya. Wait, she was the one they found in the trashcan when she was a baby, right? The one and only. Yes … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Uncategorized
Tagged anya, Brooklyn, John Biscello, Literary, los angeles, love, no man's brooklyn, novel, Prose
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