And then?
...Then? What then?
What about the
Bare legs
Seeking address
Wait. Be a snail.
Then the hours
Began undressing
And then?
Wait.
No unleashed
Impulses.
The earth tilts
Towards...
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Categories:
moneylenders, imagery, life,
Form: Free verse
the fable of Jesus
...The Fable of Jesus
Jesus was skeptical of his tribe, he didn't
whether he was a Semite, his father, the renowned
the wood craftsman had green eyes and knew
a few phrases of gallic monks had vi...
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Categories:
moneylenders, absence, blue, career,
Form: Blank verse
ODE TO MONEYLENDERS
...ODE TO MONEYLENDERS
Oh, what designs can one possess
Lending succour to those with naught
Such desperate need one must confess
And how hard one must have fought
When courtesy has no more cur...
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Categories:
moneylenders, anxiety, journey, sympathy,
Form: Ode
The Devil of a Deal
...Where will tomorrow take us
Only God alone can tell
A brighter future a cloudless day
Or an earthly living Hell
How much of its our doing
How much is down to me
Is the fate laid out before us
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Categories:
moneylenders, business, corruption, depression, evil,
Form: Rhyme
Rant
...This town, this Silk Road had no toll to pay
yet from the east caravans again fill its
pharaonic marble and glass temples. Monolith
malls rise its clefts, eco-wilderness morph
into mult...
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Categories:
moneylenders, culture, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Maudlin Mary
...Modeled by the skilled and clumsy hands
of artists and artisans into an ideal state of she-ness,
a penniless waif appears on a stool
last week a stranger called her Mona Lisa.
Statu...
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Categories:
moneylenders, allusion, symbolism, woman,
Form: Ekphrasis
Sunday Service
...They used to flock here
Of a Sunday
For worship and prayer
Lost in a world
Of private contemplation
Now they come
For that first Sunday pint
Praying for an end
To splitting headaches
And ...
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Categories:
moneylenders, social
Form: Verse