
we are two, stooped to never kiss our loving, an uncrossable bridge like the eye bulges of caterpillars these are the must-nots of our age old twiggery wrapped corset tight its cocoon, its wobbly constriction our toes behind us, societal winding back our wings in broken silhouette the scapula ache of unfelt flight
image from Rorschach’s Inkblots https://www.gettyimages.com.au/photos/rorschach-test
Thank you to K Hartless for her suggestion and her inspiring post “Meditative Monk” on Yardsale of Thoughts.
Written also for Miz Quickly’s QnV29 “Winding”
you’ve done a great job; windscreen wipers remind me of the same image —
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you mean when a bird has poohed?
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yes 🙂
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This is just whip-sharp. 💕
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Thank you Misky!! So glad you like it.
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This is spectacular. I love the science experiment you make this relationship into. I see exactly your worldly as if wiggling on some cosmic silver tray. Lacerated and separate in their togetherness. You make great use of fifty words, friend. Thanks for sharing this.
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I didn’t even see that there was a word limit. Oops. Will see how many words I actually used.
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By chance I am only 3 over!!! what a strange coincidence. I’m sure I can trim it down to 50.
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I didn’t even count. It may be close. Most enjoyable either way.
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“Wings in broken silhouette” and “scapula ache of unfelt flight” leave me thinking of various images.
I almost picture angels being threatened to have their wings cut off; something glorious threatened with evisceration.
This is why I love poetry. It’s abstract painting for the mind.
Thanks for sharing!
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Great description of poetry!
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Wow, Worms. The middle line of the middle stanza!!
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A beauty!
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Many thanks!
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