Phobia

each part smeared
the furthest point of me
fluttering among lines
in the whirl of disappearances

a boulevard recollecting shine
a charcoal’s tall-tale
desperately exposing its flesh
widowing some kind of fate

About Mari

There is a worn grain embedded in this fabric longing to be read.
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6 Responses to Phobia

  1. prewitt1970 says:

    I love everything about this piece,

  2. mj says:

    What a beautiful sketch! And lovely lines!

  3. kvennarad says:

    The sketch is wonderful; there is expression[ism] in the direction of the strokes, the hunched shoulder and the upper arm resist the movement but are almost skeletal, there is a stripping-away by the wind, the birds are at the same time neutral, the stress, and the stressors (if that is possible). The words, to go with the picture, are cold, cold, cold, and strange, strange, strange; you are [in] your own drawing, and your poem is the entry-point… I am inventing the word ‘powm’, and you heard it hear first, to describe a poem that punches above its weight.

    M.

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