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Steinbeck
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged grapes of wrath, haiku, John Biscello, john steinbeck, literature, pen, poem, Poetry, shakespeare, winter of our discontent, writer
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Fugue
Wraiths of limb, breaching
the city’s vague hints of fugue–
People disappear.
Starry Night
Stars,
the luminous freckles
on God’ night-face,
or angelic winks
from afar,
lovingly rendered
by a painter named
Vincent
who bore clearly
his scars
with exquisite faith.
Posted in Artwork, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged angels, Artwork, destiny, devotion, God, haiku, impressionistic, John Biscello, Light, love, night, painting, poem, Poetry, Starry Night, Stars, vincent van gogh
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The Call
She, heeding the call,
summoned the Phoenix on high–
seeded in fire, reborn.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged authenticity, devotion, fire, flames, haiku, John Biscello, love, phoenix, poem, Poetry, prophecy, St. Catherine of Sienna, vision
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Paradise
Two aureate chums,
crafting Paradise from sand–
friendship transcends time.
Posted in Artwork, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged beach, friendship, haiku, Joe Sorren, John Biscello, love, paradise, poem, Poetry, sand, While the Trucks on the Highway All Howl
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Gag
At God’s green altar,
a clown’s dignity restored–
Gag order complete.
Posted in Artwork, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged altar, Artwork, comedy, haiku, humor, John Biscello, painting, poem, Poetry, Rouault, sad clown, solitary clown, tragedy
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Tatters
Winter’s blown kisses,
tatters of angels torn love–
To receive with grace.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged angels, grace, haiku, Heaven, John Biscello, kisses, love, photo, poem, Poetry, snow, Winter
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Rites
Winter’s gauzy veil,
white wedding funeral rites–
To die, loving deep.
Timbre
Night’s chance encounters,
gifting the timbre of myth–
Love’s illicit wake.
Posted in Artwork, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Artwork, dream, haiku, John Biscello, John Howe, love, myth, night, painting, poem, Poetry
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Waves
Beaten back by waves,
Salvation’s mirage on shore–
sailors dream of home.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, home, John Biscello, love, mirage, myth, poem, Poetry, sailors, salvation, shipwreck, shore, siren, Waterhouse
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