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Tag Archives: metaphor
Whet
It’s funny how lust secretes its stories through text whetting metaphors.
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Tagged haiku, John Biscello, lust, metaphor, passion, poem, sensuality, stories, touch
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Suitcases
Traveling light, dark, baggage claimed, left behind, she ordered her life, simply, through metaphor and blithe repetitions, expecting very little in return. (Photo by Heather Ross)
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Tagged dark, heather ross, John Biscello, journey, Light, metaphor, photo, poem, suitcases, travel, woman
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Distance
Fringing the stark shadow of a lucid twig, two fallen leaves court from the distance of metaphor.
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Tagged black and white, John Biscello, leaves, metaphor, nature, photo, poem, Poetry, shadow, sidewalk, twig
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Baffle
It had been a long climb up the steps, and an even longer journey to get there. And now this. The man, who had been a boy when he started the trip, paused, to catch his breath, to settle into … Continue reading →
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Tagged abandoned, baffle, gallery, girl, John Biscello, key, metaphor, mystery, poem, riddle, Taos
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