shall I write for you
 dear reader
 the way a fish might do
 in swirls and circles
 through the water
 barely faint disturbance
 to the placid surface
all energy
 under-current
alternative
 the wagtail
 curlicues and exclamations
 spattered all across the page
aura-format memoranda
 of an excitement
 hard contained
should I pen
 my name in sparkler red
 and orange
 a continuous flow
 of letters
 until the glow fades
 and you cannot see me
 writ before you
 anymore
ought I for you
 as the feather
 quilling in
 a free-float of words
 that gentle
 around suggested meanings
 and take their time
 to reach a point
 but pretty
 so very pretty
 on their wafted way
perhaps you'd care
 to puff them back
 a never concluded
 sentence suspended
 as a mystery in air
or better
 if I etch in echoes
 of the words you say
 you say you say
 paraphrase
 to let you read on paper
 that I can hear you
 clean and clear
 and clear
 but ever
 more
 faintly
perhaps a smelt
 the way the sun
 imprints
 through heat and sear
 burnt like rage
 at the height of noon
but no
the lunar sphere has words
 that seem to me
 more elegant
 silver
 was always more
 the colour
 I wrote best
I will in silver
the way the moon
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- Published: December 10th, 2017 00:07
- Category: Surrealist
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Comments6
Elegant write Frank.
Thanks Michael. It\'s nice to revisit old favorites. I enjoyed reading this to audience very much.
No matter what means you use to write your writing will always be wonderful.
Thank you GF. Appreciated.
Good write Frank.
Cheers Orchi. Thank you.
There are so many ways to get the message across, so many words to describe it, but few will be as eloquent as yours! Kudos, Frank!
Thanks Fred. Appreciated.
Is that picture you up a coconut tree?
Yep, it is one of two palm trees on my land in front of my house. I figured if I cannot make it up the ladder of success, the least I can do is climb up a coconut tree!
This was very cleverly written!
Stunning dramatic writing again. i read this aloud to my partner at first reading. Amazing and i too enjoyed orating this. goes to my favourites.
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