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Tag Archives: vision
Focus
From the series, Japan Poems. The world breaks daily to reform your perspective– Vision begets form.
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Tagged clouds, haiku, japan, poem, sky, sky tree, tokyo, vision
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Portal
From the series, Japan Poems. A most gorgeous, delicate, tenuous tenor of web, embroidered with translucent beads of morning-cut rain, this the ephemeral lens through which to view a landscape, a scene, quarter-notes of a dream, or dreaming itself pinned … Continue reading
Posted in photography, Poetry
Tagged cemetery, niigata, poem, Poetry, praise, rain, spirit life, vision, web
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Found Lost
We recall fondly. We recollect. The good old days in which we titled windmills redolently and rode clanging dusty boxcars across the glaring horizontal spread of america. What a lay we said hitching up our pants sticking our peckers into … Continue reading
Posted in Artwork, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged america, boxcars, good old days, imaginary landscapes, josef sudek, painting, photography, tramps, vision, words
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Cherry’s Eyes
Cherry went to the strip club just because. Just because she had heard things about strip clubs. Just because the strip club belonged to fathomless caves and Cherry was motivated to spelunk. Cherry, new-old upon this earth, would … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose
Tagged cherry, fragment, men and women, new old eyes, Prose, splintered symmetry, strip club, vision
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Blue Star
Recalling the ceremony I had yet to attend– the night of the Blue Star– in which he promised that a locomotive would run through my chest except the locomotive would feel light as a feather– these words, crystalline echoes in … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry
Tagged blue star, crystal ship, John Biscello, many worlds many realities, marvelous conjunction, poem, tonight, vision
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Milk & Angels
Slotted between worlds, a living wake, whitefulness encroaching like a milkspreading cape of ocean, the requisite baffle and glare, It must be the angels riding in mounted on Mercy, you think, and you wait for them to turn the corner, … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged angels, dream, healing, John Biscello, Light, milk, ocean, poem, vision, whitelight
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Constellate
To see the stars, in daytime, like a siege of radiant, glyphic minnows constellating upon the surface of a lake, this, the child’s gift to vision, undisturbed. (Photo by Anne Brigman)
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Tagged anne brigman, child, cosmos, John Biscello, lake, Light, minnows, poem, Stars, vision, water
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Soft Focus
After the fall, and subsequent radiant slumber, the child awoke to find the new world awash in lullaby, and dream-soft slips of focus. (Photo by Heather Ross)
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged child, dream, focus, heather ross, John Biscello, lake, new world, photo, poem, Poetry, slumber, vision
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Lemonade
After the deluge of lemons stopped, adults everywhere, altered by the citric downpour, carved into the future with zest and salacious glee, and set up stands on sidewalks and roadsides, selling lemonade refreshed from the heart of Childhood’s immutable lore.
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Tagged child, children, citrus, deluge, glee, heart, John Biscello, joy, lemonade, new beginning, poem, refreshment, simple, vision
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Owl
White owl, I sometimes wonder if you are an ancient, forgotten breed of swan plumped up on moonlight and mice, elegant dancer’s neck morphed into a tufty bulb, purveying the hidden wisdom of dark woods and underworld flights sourced to … Continue reading
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Tagged bird, John Biscello, messenger, moon, moonlight, nocturnal, omen, owl, poem, Poetry, sight, swan, totem, underworld, vision, white owl
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