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Tag Archives: John Biscello
Shudder
By commonest savor, our tongues, twinned, have plunged brightly into moist nameless bits; our small histories rapt in lidless shudder.
Orphan
Lighted faith for fools, orphan-heart rigged to wander– every moon Home.
In Praise of Dark and Light
Everyone’s dark is coming up and it isn’t going to be pretty, as well it shouldn’t be. Beauty, as a rugged force, as thorny swaths of dream-thistles, blooms through night-fasting, and respiring enclosures of dark. Beauty marks the hidden faith … Continue reading
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Tagged brave new world, courage, creativity, dark, dawn, dreams, epic, faith, gospel, heart, John Biscello, Light, Literary, love, love poem, Poetry, praise, songs, sovereignty
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Dreams
Do not chase your dreams. Learn to keep still, truly still, and your dreams, rent from astral matter, will find you ready.
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Tagged astral, chase, conviction, cosmic, cosmos, destiny, dreams, faith, John Biscello, love, passion, poem, Poetry, rent
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Gypsy
I have seen the stars travel in caravans at night, cursive gypsies aloft in God’s darkened mouth, the moon, a minted coin, or silver eyelet, peerless in its glint of visions and voice.
In my Solitude
I, by entering my solitude more deeply, find you there, flagrant ember in the wordless dark, shining remnant of our love, unfettered.
Riddle
The small, dark, wet comma clefting our words, is the bated riddle of love on God’s silver tongue.
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Tagged comma, devotion, dream, God, John Biscello, love, love poem, lovers, Poetry, sentence, tongue
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Wait for Me
There is no waiting, not really. Only bated suspension between commas, axles and imports; the spaces between lovers lie in fertile fields fed by small gods and nameless faeries who, by sacred squalls of weeping, consecrate the soil’s underlying reap. … Continue reading
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Tagged courtship, dream, John Biscello, love, love poem, lovers, poem, Poetry, romance, suspension, time, timeless, wait
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Kiss
Among the feathery downs of dark, and silvery quiet, I find you, time and again, the filigreed stem of a lush red rose, a night kiss sealing air in shuttered mourning.
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Tagged dark, dream, filigree, heartache, John Biscello, kiss, love, love poem, mourning, rose, silvery, sorrow
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