Nuclear Poetry,
a single bomb drops
To wipe out the hate,
to reset the clock
A megaton scream,
its verse burns alive
The plague of excuses,
—deception and lies
(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2017)
- Author: Kurt Philip Behm ( Offline)
- Published: January 5th, 2017 08:26
- Category: Unclassified
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Comments5
A megaton of power disperses with your poetry. A powerful force unleashed all about with subtle precision to render the reader free of pretense.
My friend your knack for economic in your words is remarkable. There's no room for wastes in your verses. Truly a work of art.
Your kind words mean so much. I always strive for brevity with a great respect for each word used.
Thanks again,
Kurt
I also work hard of brevity, precision, and to convey an image. Thank you for your poetry.
I'm publishing two Shedorma poems this morning.
A megaton of a great write
Thanks, Tony
Welcome
RodrÃguez said it all. Ibid.
Thanks, A!
I just read this in a book about poetry that I believe describes your poems, "good (and even great) poems come in small packages."
Thanks for the nice thought. They actually take more time than the longer ones.
Kurt
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