written for Sunday Muse (image below)
while war barks its bitter feud I am here a floating form caught between triangles of wind space is but a skirt of dizzy air I have a frame white bones & dents of iron rigid as a military spine imagine a fall, my limbs exacting a buttered pirouette through tall Parisian air a flap, a bleeding tartan sail spread lightly with morning’s shadows both brightened & forsook & this is how I’d scream the arc of it ribbed to bridge the world oh that my death could transfix sunlight into solid cones that in some blood fouled nest lonely soldiers among hornets' terrible grit might feel my love towers of resplendent heart the bracing warmth of giants

So many fascinating phrases, but perhaps the one that caught me was “buttered pirouette through tall Parisian air”. Glad that you left the image to the end, as it was quite surprise after reading your ekphrasis.
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Great. Thanks, Misky!
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“a floating form caught between triangles of wind”. Beautiful Worms, just beautiful. You’ve some wonderful and vivid imagery in this piece! 👌👌😁😁❤️❤️
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Thanks, Ken!
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fantastic writing!
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Thank you so much!
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I’m picturing WW1 soldiers in their miserable trenches being blessed by this.
–Shay
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👍 I forgot to credit the photographer. Must do that. And the model. I googled her. Quite amazing.
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Love it wormie. Anything with pirouette and forsook in it has to be good 🙂
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😁
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Wonderful…I especially like,
& this is how I’d scream
the arc of it
ribbed to bridge the world
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thanks so much, Bob. Glad you liked it.
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Fantastic! Too many awesome lines to quote them all.
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Thanks, JYP!
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Truly lovely, Jo! The line that did it for me was “a buttered pirouette through tall Parisian air”. Brilliant! 💫
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Many thanks! So glad you liked it!!
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