Disjunctive Poems | Examples


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Premium Member Wicking Willow Wood

polysemy
protrudes, prodding power
letting chiasma
churn and curdle
ply poet-marriage:

an anankean lockless key—a dower
set upon a
dorseless tower

I eat my crow,
drowned in chowder

time sealed in
the wicking willow wood


—CODA—

I don’t want to
be solved

I want to be
inhabited

working in
dream-logic
surrealist
disjunctive fissures

places where
contradictions coexist

that is— 
precisely
pointless

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Premium Member Intention

INTENTION

transcendent
dynamic
  turbulent
consolation

overlooking
tonal
  varitions&
possibilities

 a
disjunctive
  predictions
in a
discrete
  prescence
to
diminish
&
completely
eliminate
the
infinite

though
  charming
&
original
stay
unappreciated

surreal
  feelings
exposed
in
wing words
of
replicated
writing
reinvented
&
configured
then
liberated

When the Heavens Fall-12x12

When the Heavens Fall

The devious despotic dark ones shall descend
Riding sullen stallions to this hell will attend
Bringing with them fire and fear, a ballistic blend
Rulers of Lords and Kings, tyranny will impend

The sun will stop shining, the darkness shall extend
The forsaken have fallen and thus set the trend
Shivering silence no human can comprehend
Lachrymal lashes through weeping walls shall transcend

Cathedrals of condemnation, priests will pretend
Impetuous entombment, Angels must defend
Disjunctive destruction the demons do contend
Illumination and damnation, battle's END.


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One Anthos

Someone connects a bonsai to elemental peat.
Your visual collides a clay bite
of water, deepening the bottom of invisible fence.
My primrose was waiting for you.

Polychromes become volatile. An inventive
missile leaves the trace for a predator to scoop
an angel. I was afraid of wrinkles, the
disjunctive pain. Only an insane can walk
over the fire. The cat’s claw will take hold of freedom,
the bleeding wound of mutual hate.

I sit listening to ceasefire, shirtless soldiers
cleaning their guns, you still seek the empty vessel.


SATISH VERMA

One Anthos

Someone connects a bonsai to elemental peat.
Your visual collides a clay bite
of water, deepening the bottom of invisible fence.
My primrose was waiting for you.

Polychromes become volatile. An inventive
missile leaves the trace for a predator to scoop
an angel. I was afraid of wrinkles, the
disjunctive pain. Only an insane can walk
over the fire. The cat’s claw will take hold of freedom,
the bleeding wound of mutual hate.

I sit listening to ceasefire, shirtless soldiers
cleaning their guns, you still seek the empty vessel.


SATISH VERMA

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