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Tag Archives: nature
Storytime
There had been rumors, hints, warnings, about the nature of certain fairy tales that fucked you in the end— The trees bent to listen, or rather to feel the story of her grief soaking into the earth and slaking the … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Cinema, photography, Poetry
Tagged cindy sherman, John Biscello, nature, photography, Poetry, storytelling, untitled film poems, untitled film still
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Undergrowth
There had been rumors, hints, warnings, about the nature of certain fairy tales that fucked you in the end— The trees bent to listen, or rather to feel the story of her grief soaking into the earth and slaking the … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, Cinema, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged cindy sherman, fairy tale, John Biscello, nature, photography, poem, untitled film still
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Pitch
The cave witch’s broom, flares–All those who enter here shall know nightmare’s pitch.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged beach, broom, cave, haiku, John Biscello, nature, witch
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Foam
Collect her broken bones, her sea-washed cortege, and sentences of charged glimmer, and pay close reverence to where the slow, reedy breath of the pearl steams the shell of its host, and when the time is right, just right, kiss … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged girl from the sea, her, John Biscello, love, nature, poem, sea, soul, spirit, tribute
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Peony
The peony came at exactly the right time– The garden smiled, blushed.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged garden, haiku, John Biscello, love, nature, peony, poem, sensual, spirit
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Red Alert
While the beauty and magmic intensity of Vesuvius is something to behold it pales in comparison to Pele’s fire-lipped swallowing of entire islands leaving a blanket of hot ash on a roiling sea where men sacrifice bleeding hearts to the … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged fire, John Biscello, lava, love, nature, passion, pele, poem, romance, vesuvius
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Ferally Yours
Take your own pulse, and manic rave, to the wilds springing new weather, vigorous sync-up to the unknown, where pagan gospel will re-seed feral beginnings.
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Tagged feral, John Biscello, love, nature, pagan, poem, seeds, soul, spirit
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Wildflowers
The child in me the fire carrier has always wanted to love big with no barriers or wind tunnels or bubble-clots to gum up the flow. I think maybe this is the Paradise whose greenest tips I have grazed and … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged abandon, John Biscello, love, nature, poem, Poetry, spirit, wildflowers
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Torch Song
Nature does not express opinions, she asserts herself with whatever force is necessary to explode the billion screaming hearts tendered from her wellsprung artistry. Nature does not engage in philosophy or debates, she, unbridled, the husbandless pagan, teems and throbs … Continue reading
Outlet
Kiss my shame, she said, the moistened outlet to my sealed-in history, run your tongue, but gentle now, gentle, over my heart-shaped booboo, make it sing, as if the moon, a secret maestro, was drawing the most beautiful notes from … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged ache, hurt, John Biscello, love, nature, poem, romance, sea, water, wounds
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