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The Breaking Apart


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The Breaking Apart

 

Intimate confusions

The Future by its own being

lacks a syntax avoids grammars

 

Intentions abound

A Rose by its nature

blooms and pricks

biological imperatives

generates and destroys

 

Into Romance

comes the Rogue Narrative

buckling and unbuckling

 

Itinerant swashes

charting the uncharted

pirating definitions where

none should be found

 

Incomprehensible Adventures!

The Ocean tamed

Stories and their Endings

unfurled beneath

The Company flag:

‘Ever After’

 

Irrepressible we grab

with all our hearts

forgetting Narratives

are liars

Masters of disguise

cloaking the Now

in silk scarves

agreed upon Fictions

 

Irksome and Impish

The World prevails

campaigns mostly

glorious dashed

breaking apart

undeniable rocks

ship no more

simple seed

for future corals

 

Impermanence absolute

a heart’s break

just ecstatic reminder

of a nameless tale

never to be untold.

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Never to be untold

 

Not even a "Not be told", but the "untold".....almost prophetic. For something avant-garde, I kinda liked this. ;)

 

agreed upon Fictions

 

Exposing the sad, human condition.

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Doc, as always, your work requires careful study, I always knowing I have missed something but taking pleasure in what I think I understand. Nothing wasted here, and the final stanza captivates.

 

"a nameless tale

 

never to be untold."

 

Indeed.

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Thanks! I went to a youth UU con last weekend- I'm a youth advisor at the local church and the them was the arts (specifically music- They called it Conchella) And I took a creative writing workshop offered by a great 16 year old. The 'prompt' I chose was "She was heartbroken." I of course, Dr. Conned it, but this after some editing was that piece.

 

Thanks again for the reviews!

 

 

Juris

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  • 2 weeks later...

;-)

 

Tony, as always I deeply appreciate your unique views and that, indeed is deeply humorous and probably an unknowing influence on the final poem!

 

indeed.

 

Many Thanks!

 

J

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