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Category Archives: Poetry
Jean Rhys
You held the islands in your eyes, where it rained and rained and then the sun warmed wet to a wafting hiss. This Jean, you, the feline slink, filigreed shock, and sinewy comb of whitelaced waves ruffling upon puttied blobs … Continue reading
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Tagged Beauty, grace, islands, Jean Rhys, John Biscello, literature, passion, poem, Poetry, sadness, sea, spirit, story, tribute, writer, writer's life
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Lucy
Renegade angel, pissing golden light, to be obscene not herded.
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Tagged angel, golden, haiku, Heaven, John Biscello, liberation, Light, lucy, obscene, poem, spirit
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Electric
Trespass, skin on air, fornication with angels– Who turned the lights on?
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Tagged air, angels, electric, fornication, haiku, John Biscello, Light, love, Poetry, sex, spirit, trespass
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Climate
Her fractures, to mend, begged a lacy run of slowmelt kisses– As above, so below.
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Tagged above, below, climate, fractures, John Biscello, kisses, mend, passion, Poetry, sensuality, snowmelt
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Pearl
She came from the sea, she came to marvel the pearl’s pinkest let to grieve.
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Tagged enchantment, girl, grieve, haiku, John Biscello, love, marvel, nature, pink, poem, sea
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Dryad
Dryad, in velvet bells, platforms, and heart-shaped shades– Boughs, cited to flare.
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Tagged boughs, dream, Dryad, fashion, haiku, John Biscello, mystical, nature, passion, poem, velvet
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Mermaid
Mermaid in torn jeans, sea glistening on her knees- Your myth is safe with me.
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Tagged body, enchantment, John Biscello, knees, love, magic, mermaid, myth, ocean, poem, prayer, sea
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Anais Nin
Invention was your solitude, your twin, wasn’t it, Miss Nin? The way you spread secret pages like silk violet capes, like fringed shawls, over an air of mystery, and err of desire. You enabled symmetry, to confess. Why couldn’t a … Continue reading
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Tagged anais nin, Beauty, creative process, diary, dreams, invention, John Biscello, labyrinth, literature, poem, Poetry, tribute, woman, writer, writer's life
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Pagan
Between blades and pines, she lay still, spreading forest to stars that filled her.
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Tagged blades, consummation, feral, forest, haiku, John Biscello, love, nature, pagan, pines, poem, Stars, union, woods
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Satyr
I found him, wanting, satyr’s swell of thorny play– fondling fresh, green grass.
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Tagged grass, haiku, John Biscello, lust, nature, pan, passion, play, Poetry, satyr, sesnsuality, throb
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