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Homophonic Phenomena
David J Walker

How freely dismissed 
The simplest forms 
That reason must take 

	Mistaken 
For roads
	Not taken

Or feigned to take  

The vagabonds path
To madness and night

The phenomenon
	Of a homophone 
left to its own
Devise

Hidden emendation
	Alterations 
Of eruditious representations 

Truth hidden within 
alternative alliterations 

which no cavalier palaver
 may define
Categories: homophonic, allegory,
Form: Rhyme

Ill Logic

Greek Stone Well. Knot here you r needing any think pattern speech plenty.
Network of neurons, synapses travel twixt to link.
Oscillation occultation Wernicke’s homophonic drink.

Snake, lake, cake, bake, rake sing-song so wrong pattern break.
Slithering to syllable soup rise, pile, group make symmetry.

Don’t commute commutative it logic add up subtract
Divide and conquer, split your reason, left up to you hemisphere
Don’t fear unknown critical though even it’s really thought skeptical
Rhetorical argument a sacrament of fallacy sew a thread it seams twixt dreams.
Categories: homophonic, allusion, beauty, language, philosophy,
Form: I do not know?


A Homophonic Incident of Her Life

A Homophonic Incident of  Her Life 

It’s knot a ferry tail butt an incident of a pour girl’s life, weather you believe it or knot. Hare goose the tail—

She war a guys and one
ate plane idle witch seam two bee a waist,
so she side and sad inn a week sound
knot two give her those dam idols fore
she wanted a cell phone or a wring or a purl,
may be cheep ass she didn't halve money
two by them on her own, or she will cell those idols
to urn money and make prophet write under there nose. 
Hole public stopped , sum laughed  
and sum pitied at the made 
who sat stationery and waited 
for there decision.
She was shore that the sun of the manager was a reel kind sole
and he would bee bowled enough too convince his dad
two change his mind.
But the father was to rood . 
He rows from his seat and 
blue a whistle too call his buoy 
who showed his shoo to the suite little made
who then flue and vanished from their, 
knot too bee scene again.

Not: British-English homophones halve bean used..


Dt: 28/04/2015

For the contest: Only Homo's Allowed The word *****is from the Greek word meaning same by Jerry T Curtis
Categories: homophonic, humorous, word play,
Form: Narrative

His Last Concert

I wasn't there to hear the choir
though once I sang with them,
but I still think of Holliday
at closing--cadence coming up
and his conducting stern, impassive
just as always
with the same authority,
demanding and receiving 
absolute attention,
pulling them along .

What were his thoughts, I wonder,
amid those final glorious moments
of polyphony?

And then again the homophonic chords 
resolving with "amen,"
his gaze still far away,  aside,
when just before the cutoff
he would turn, perhaps,
to look directly at the singers
--that faintest hint of smile appearing,

wrists in last release,
the frame of stillness introduced...
hands in the air...
four seconds of suspended time
and he stepped down
to face the last applause,
what then?

Without success, I understand,
they asked him back as guest
in those successive years
but knew as well as he,
in cadence there is no reprise.
Categories: homophonic, tribute,
Form: Free verse

Sing Aurora Sing

See the symphony of light o’er the sea.
Softly the agony resends softly. 
Free rising orb setting harmony free.
Brightly absorb with a song so brightly.

Aurora  light from morning aurora.
Song of the night is now operas' song.
Flora delight; like blossoms of flora.
Long is the sight with emotions so long.

Rising crescendo with morning rising.
Serene innuendo leaves mind serene.
Surprising opera; light surprising.
Pristine  genera of human pristine.

So open your heart let the light sing so.
Know symphony light, and  your mind will know.



Author Notes:
Shadow Sonnet with internal rhyme.
Shadow Sonnet created by Amera M. Andersen may be written in any sonnet 
style. The Shadow takes place at the beginning and ending of each line as the 
words are identical or homophonic.

14 lines
9 or 10 syllables per line
Should have a volta or pivit
Iambic pentameter is not necessary
Categories: homophonic, nature, light, light, morning,
Form: Sonnet


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