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Tag Archives: poem
Arc
It is the mouth birthing a blood-new kiss that begs gravity’s pardon and raises lips to an impossible arc.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged art nouveau, Artwork, erotic, Gustav Klimt, John Biscello, kiss, lips, love, lovers, lust, painting, poem, Poetry, sensual, spirit
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The Writing Life
Pen, referencing a glossary of soul, scratches out excess to clarify Eternity, finger-holds, tenuous at best, dignify the mount of a marvelously impossible task.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged art, devotion, dream, eternity, John Biscello, literature, love, pen, poem, soul, story, task, writing, writing life
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White Bird
She, full of secret pines, shadow-limbed beneath a pale disc of winter sun, waltzing solo in snow-caked hills, blood-red quill tucked behind her left ear, just in case the urge to climb spires and trace spheres via a fierce run … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged bird, Goddess, hymn, John Biscello, love, nature, poem, Poetry, praise, snow, trees, voice, white bird, Winter
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Winter Adagio
Nightwalk in a small town. Moonbleached adobe set against the snowglobular shakedown of flakes, as if dandruff from the itchy shaved scalp of God was falling, a phosphate rhapsody. Along the road, mudskinned snowdrifts, like albino coal-miners, crouching, or dispossessed … Continue reading
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Tagged adagio, God, John Biscello, night, nightwalk, poem, Poetry, snow, snowdrift, snowflakes, solo, Taos, town, wandering, Winter
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First Love, Winter
Boy and girl, sledding tongues, no words— Winter, gloves off.
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Tagged cold, crush, first love, haiku, John Biscello, kids, poem, snow, tender, warm, Winter
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Winter, a Love Story
Winter’s brides, wearing long white scarves of sleet and song, touching pale sky to blue lips, breathing memory and frost; their sorrow and spectral want grows hands that enclose me, a robust crush, matrimonial in its grip, until I am … Continue reading
Zuzu’s Petals
A father’s pocket, containing secret petals— the meaning of love.
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Tagged christmas, classic, daughter, father, george bailey, haiku, holidays, it's a wonderful life, jimmy stewart, John Biscello, love, movie, poem, zuzu
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Claim for the Meek
I do not want to see the face of God. I want to see her mask, where and for whom it cracked, the causal history of lines and fissures; want to trace, with blind mute innocence, the light quartered and … Continue reading
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Tagged claim, God, Goddess, John Biscello, Light, love, mask, meek, poem, Poetry, spirit
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They Are Their Own
Do you know where your children are? Or rather who, in their ripening pedigree and new language they are in the process of becoming? Make no mistake They are not nor have they ever been yours belonging infinitely to the … Continue reading
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Tagged children, family, John Biscello, Literary, love, poem, Poetry, revolution, soul, spirit, Spoken Word, youth
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