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Tag Archives: Poetry
Backroads
Traveling mapless backroads, I found heaven looking for me.
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Tagged backroads, destiny, guidance, Heaven, John Biscello, poem, Poetry, search, spirit, travel
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Ashes to Ashes
Out of the ash-heap, she imagined something new would emerge, but when the wind blew and scattered the ashes to reveal nothing but scorch-marks upon scarred earth, she understood, with a great sense of loss, that form followed function only … Continue reading
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Tagged ashes, dust, faith, John Biscello, life, phoenix, poem, Poetry, rebirth, spirit, wind, woman
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Cup
The simpling of the heart as it pours fast light into a rimless cup.
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Tagged cup, heart, John Biscello, Light, poem, Poetry, prayer, release, rimless, song, surrender
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Savor
I was young, fevered and full of hope. My heart, green in its country, desired to push lightning through blooms, to cherish brightly in a thousand different directions at once. It was and always has been about rounding dreams from … Continue reading
Porchlight
The porchlight in one’s personal heaven is always on, solace through staid aureole for orphans wandering heartsick in the dark.
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Tagged aureole, dark, heart, heartsick, Heaven, home, John Biscello, poem, Poetry, porchlight, solace
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The Argument
Reality and me have disagreements all the time. Reality is, by nature, inviolable. And a bit of an existential bully. I am, by illicit union, a child of fiction. And tender in the center. Reality and me don’t always see … Continue reading
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Tagged center, existence, fiction, grail, John Biscello, nature, poem, Poetry, reality, story, union
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Yes
The tenderest means to a true center is through loss accepted gracefully and yes praised.
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Tagged acceptance, center, grace, John Biscello, loss, love, poem, Poetry, praise, spirit, yes
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Breadth
Clouds, how we graze upon the incalculable breadth of God, storm watch notwithstanding.
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Tagged bliss, breadth, clouds, God, Heaven, John Biscello, Poetry, sky, storm
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Skein
Intimacy, the skeining of desire bound by recourse.
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Tagged Desire, devotion, intimacy, John Biscello, love, lust, poem, Poetry, sexual
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Compass
Abiding the testimonial of scattered crumbs and clefted petals, I will follow you the snaky length of impossible and hidden places; I will follow you, claiming the hem of your shadow as my guide.
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Tagged compass, crumbs, devotion, guidance, impossible, John Biscello, love, poem, Poetry, shadow
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