Best Iconoclast Poems

When men exalt gifts above the giver with the heart venerate idols of their heart so it becomes hidden art not a jot or tittle has passed from the law not in Rome or New Rome Jesus body is not on a cross but on...

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Brother, have you lost your way
Or is it just my imagination
You always seemed to have everything so together
Answers for everyone else
Pretty melodies and moving verse
But you’re looking worse for wear

Brother, is that fear in your eyes
Or is it resignation
All those causes you fought for remain
As...

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The dusky dawn has come at last,
and what has gone has long since passed,
the game is done, the die is cast,
the sun is rising all too fast.

              The scope is both minute...

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i made supplication
to my heart
to my very heart

thudding and flopping
chambered
apart

i prayed to the flesh
how the spirit gives way
i set up my altar
i found beasts to slay

i asked only that
the beat would go on
my glistening, grinding
red organ song

but the flesh made no answer
as if by design
the...

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Because the little children and animals that are molested, tortured, and unjustly abused. That has morals confused. Then all the guilty priest are just rearranged, relocated, "forgiven" and not even a f*cking slap on the hand.  And possession and integration are only  caused...

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Like an iconoclast -
who desperately wants to remove
the portrayal of a false god
from the mural -
I want to relegate you;
your image from the chapel of my mind.
Oh, how I wish to do this tonight..!...

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ICONOCLAST
timeless
  twictching
as solidity
endures
  tomorrow

a conundrum
resolved
  appears
as
a shadow running
asunder

a reassurance
so uncanny
resembles
tonality
  in its
surtounding
perspective

glaring
  patches
a cornucopia
of
pictorial
  pleasure
in
erudite
convention
lingers
  afresh
erudite
  sensitive

fiitingly
  frequenting
&repostioned
thematically
  otherworldly
ravishing
 & compelling


NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and responds thus making this enigmatic form a two way interplay & interpretatIon unique...

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