Always a Friend

Poetry, You are Illumination!

Not the point of descent
but the ascending apex of
God's triangles – you come to
me, a bride...after the dutiful converse, 
you come to me, dear wondrous composition~
wearing your verbal gown of transparent 
white:

Why do I write? And why breathe, make
love? The in and out of creation somehow
such death and resurrection becomes us 
both, the draw of life despite the often
editing crosses – 

We are best when up against the wall...

that writer's block, that impasse, that 
paralysis!~ poetry my sledge and saw,
the reason for eyes and hands, power
to transcend vision into new horizons

however they defame you, my lyrical
rib: abuse you with singsong cords
and hackneyed personifications, even
the erudite who only basically attend

to me you are nearer perfection...

Always, a divine lover and friend!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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Romios Avatar
October 5, 2022 at 2:44 PM
Like Kim, Prince, I like the comparison to a bride. I see no sing song in poetry. There is a great similarity between lyrics and poetry. We can remember songs we like because the lyrics are repetitive. “Silent Night”is an example. We do not recall narratives. I, for one cannot. Lyrical poems sing on in our souls. Nave a great day! Pangie
DiMino Avatar
October 5, 2022 at 3:08 PM
Thank you for taking the time to read this work, a little longer than many of mine. Have a great day, Pangie; blessings!
Rodrigues Avatar
October 5, 2022 at 12:40 PM
Very good write on writing, comparing poetry to a bride…a lyrical rib.
DiMino Avatar
October 5, 2022 at 3:07 PM
Thank you, Kim; I see poetry as feminine, mankind's feeling nature. I know, real men write poetry:)) So do real women defend our nation.
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