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Category Archives: Poetry
No Moral
Beach noir meets fable, Dashiell Hammett and Aesop filtered through lone gull.
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Tagged Aesop, beach, dashiell hammett, gull, haiku, John Biscello, sea
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Cape
A spectral, widespreading cape of lavender misting the seascape, and in the distance, a house, fronted by palms looking like shadowy pom-poms, its windows lighted eyes blazing swaths of yellow to imbibe the encroaching nocturne.
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Tagged beach, cape, John Biscello, lavender, mist, poem
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Nuptial
Splitting image, one sun mounts another, cradled in nuptial fire.
Shimmer
Light’s slow, basking crush on the sea’s shimmied wavelengths– A sunset affair.
Illustory
The sky, a photographic illusion, a veiled overlay, which the sun, in this starring instance, burns through from behind, creating a pinhole aperture through which one can vision proof of eternity, and its unending volumes of light.
Ripening
“They wanted to blossom, and blossoming is being beautiful. But we want to ripen, and this means being dark and taking pains.”–Rainer Maria Rilke O poor fragile blossom, hue of vetted contradiction, do bask in dark, soft, storied chambers and … Continue reading
The Rebirth of Aphrodite
The tasseled white veins of the sea pulsate and spread powdery billows. The wild expanse is a magnificent lay of azure froth and fizzing eyelets, goldened by the dragon’s teeth of sun. Clefted, between a rock and a soft place, … Continue reading
Elegy
At the risk of harbor, emptiness pools where hearts marvel in sync with grief’s ruins.
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Tagged grief, how hearts, John Biscello, love, marvel & sorrow, poem
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An Affair to Remember
Unscripted, unbound, wind’s summer fling with towel– Love, gently aired, seeks.
Door
There is a legend of a door hidden from hearts– How stones, unturned, scar.
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Tagged door, dream, heart, John Biscello, mexico, otherworldly, poem
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