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Tag Archives: poem
Fear and Loathing in Golgotha
Beatitude earned by way of human cruelty– The head count, shameful. (Film still from The Passion of Joan of Arc)
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, joan of arc, John Biscello, martyrdom, passion of joan of arc, poem, renee maria falconetti, saint, silent film
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The Way We Were
Something about sap, and scent, and leaving everything behind to avoid death by porcelain, and usher in the right rain in real-time. They had grown sick of being someone else’s decoys engineered to lure in god knows what on a … Continue reading
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Tagged from out of the forest came, hold still a minute, John Biscello, nymphella, parasol, poem, vintage
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Grayscale
For millennia, a cross that stones bear nobly– mute throughout the din. (Installation by Yoko Ono)
Posted in Artwork, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, installation, John Biscello, on the rocks, poem, stones, yoko ono
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This Side of Paradise
Marshaling heaven the keys to the kingdom find writers typing.
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Tagged haiku, Heaven, John Biscello, keys, poem, typewriter, vintage, writer's life
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Worn to Marvel
The old cobbler left behind a pair of shoes– fame became their lot. (Artwork by Vincent Van Gogh)
Posted in Artwork, Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged haiku, homage, John Biscello, old shoes, painting, poem, vincent van gogh
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This Way In
There is a holding that patterns its assured grip on a tender charge.
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged cheek to cheek, haiku, John Biscello, love is real, motherlove, photo, poem, we are family
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Cell Service
The reception is terrible up here. Perhaps when electricity is invented things will become clearer?
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Tagged John Biscello, life of brain, Monty Python, movie, poem, the bright side of life, transmissions
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Glint
When all is said and done the horses will continue to run in circles under the sun to the taffied delight and unbridled glee of children who claim their rightful inheritance of joy by the simplest means available.
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Tagged carousel, horseplay, John Biscello, joyride, poem, sunny day in the park, the joy of living, tio vivo
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Night at the Opera
Is the monkey mind tethered to the man or to the box in which the man keeps his thoughts locked? Music plays, as a tin cup rattles its petition for change, and eveything continues, as is.
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Tagged and the music played on, broodhism, John Biscello, mind grinder, monkey business, organ-grinder, poem
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Revolution
Miller on his bike, joy riding through the cosmos– the lore of cycling. (Photo: Henry Miller and his bike)
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Tagged bicycle, haiku, henry miller, John Biscello, just ride, poem
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