Short Notations Poems
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stark
patterns
blots,
pigments,
brief
notations
on repeat:
sitting
in this
circle of
light,
a little
sad
Centraspiritual forces
Animated notations
Soulful curvatures
Eyes awake, heart atuned, lips silent
Many things left better unsaid
Fortuitous dharma karma songs
A THING PERCEIVED-:-
colour
distanced
perceived
remains
visible
in a STRUCTUAL ANALYSIS
practical
pictorial
composition
phenomena
inscribed
with GRADUATED COLOURED
drawn
notations
exemplified
perspectives
particularised
Notation three in the captain’s log.
My sleeping snoring loving dog,
Enjoying dreams in gentle fog.
Lies in the recliner next to me,
Tummy rising and falling, good and free.
Warms my heart, this happy melody.
Notation four in the captain’s log.
My sleeping snoring, loving dog.
Gives me comfort in this crazy fog.
Bonafide solicitations
Confusion crying
Disorders insortations
Radical modified eye examination
Ideology cryptic notations
Self rearing conscious fearing
Also endearing
Randomly speaking
Adverse advertisements
Extra extra Read All About It
9/6/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019 ©
Motion of the Oceans create Nations
Waiting baiting rotating slowly in Time
Check to see Notations mentioned sending
Write riddles of rhyme bending mending
Energies that flight seas changing Mind
Sounds abound in silent commotion roam
Whispering Worlds exposing notions of
Peace believers be and come around in
Soothing life and giving sounds.
Form:
SOPHISTICATIONS
universal
interpretative
feelings
curiously
corrected
connections
of
coherence
reconciled
by
chance
suspended
reflections
opaque
sensory
preceptions
in
plausible
paraphrased
lyical
notations
intense
tacit
private
&personified
with
vivid
fluid
spatial
imaginations
I hold an opinion that if I attack it and pop it with a savvy brain; I can stab at this Pandora’s
Box. I plan on popping it with tools, twigs and/or a pick. If that will not work, I will “knock on
wood” or grasp any fancy plan I find hanging in thin air. This vision of a box with a
gold lining will anchor my romantic and pastoral notations as I go along catching at straws by
writing day to day.
*REVISED-for Nikko Palmario’s word task.
Lined up
they perch in spaced formation,
ready to take fright and scatter
should a roving hawk approach too near.
I don't know why
they seem insulated from the deadly current,
or why
they make such a reckless target
for the raptors.
A cat looks at them
from a city pavement.
I do know what it is thinking.
The differing spaces between the starlings
could be musical notations.
A language just for cats and hawks,
played loudly,
on a blank sheet of sky.