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Tag Archives: dreaming
Bathwater Blues
Our destinies are molecular, uniformly bonded, an immaculately charged cluster fuck of singing clinging particles wedded to a liminal bubble bath … that is the beginning … we are not alone … we see god drop the soap, intentionally, perhaps … Continue reading
Walkabout
“My whole life has been little else than a long reverie divided into chapters by my daily walks”–Jean-Jacques Rousseau To ground, daily, these dreams of novel origins, bracing bold contact with rounded edges, off which falling is favored and soundly … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose
Tagged dreaming, jean-jacques rousseau, John Biscello, Poetry, Prose, walking, writing
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I Don’t Know
After I love you the three most powerful and talismanic words in the language might be I don’t know, instant reducer of ego, canal-cleanser for deeper listening, ventilator of humility and breathing room, not to mention a reverential nod and … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged adventure, dreaming, I don't know, John Biscello, mystery, poem
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Everybody’s Got One
I was once asked to create a safe happy place to which I could go during times of distress and turbulence, and there it was, as it had always been– a wooden bench set under a streetlamp in a park … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged bench, dreaming, John Biscello, park, Poetry, serene loneliness, streetlamp, twilioght
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