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     Evocative translation
        screams for interpretation 

     Let it not a prideful hermit be
        the original recreate exuberantly

The Import Of Earnest

n Earnest's evocative Emporium
there's odds ends a whatnot or two
or they can do a brickbat
novelty knick-knack bugaboo
all nice and bright as a button
altho' they're twice as kitsch
odd oddments and sodments
curious curios contained in a niche
as well as folderol and bric-a-brac
brought from across the border
but the house specialty is really
antiques made to order

The Dahlia of Durban

(For all the girls in Kwa-Zulu-Natal)

I am the Dahlia of Durban, a dramatic, dazzling 
detonation of pure, palpable power and passion.
My layers are like the waves of the Indian Ocean: 
deep, complex, powerful and utterly unstoppable. 

I bring the heat of the Durban sun in my petals, 
fiery, furious, fabulous display of sheer force.
I do not bloom; I explode into being, shattering
 all previous notions of beauty with force.

I am a living, breathing, blazing masterpiece that makes
 fireworks seem quite and grey.
To witness me is to surrender to the overwhelming, 
outstanding, over- the- top majesty.


Prospective Longings

I know that one day 
When the wind blows on my face
I'll smile to myself;
Look up at the sky
And find beauty in the simplest of things.
The rays of sunlight would once again lift me up 
And the flowers would make me reminisce the most beautiful of memories.
The sound of the sea waves, 
The chirping of the birds 
And the rustling of leaves 
Would make me forget all the worries in the world
And i will cherish life once again 
But that is not today.

Premium Member Evocative of Life

EVOCATIVE OF LIFE
landscape
in retreat
 yet blossoms
 inspiration

a lovely space
emotionally
  connected
a
 setting shared
an instant
 archive
of immediate
feeling
in a
 natural state
 enhanced
to
  capture
    the surroundings
as they
evolve
  in magnificence

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique interpretation by the enigma so derived

Evocative

I saw her on moon
I forgot- how to forget
Love- unforgettable


© Mahtab Bangalee
Chattogram
31/08/21


Evocative Lines

R-emarkable
O-de
G-ives
E-vocative
L-ines
I-n
O-utstanding

C-ouplet
A-s
P-rofoundness
U-ses
N-atural
O-riginality

Topic: Birthday of Rogelio T. Capuno (December 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic

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