hope
the candle called to the darkness
it was a tedious night
it was half past later
the regime of the night sky was ruling
the regime of the joke
had laughed itself hollow
had drunk every echo
from every light switch
which alternated lost shadows
with corners and halls
like lost kids in malls
like the lost I was feeling
just as
the darkness brightened
Saturday, November 25, 2006
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WOW! Russell, I had to read this one aloud a few times, it was that good.
I wish you'd offer an audio recording of your voice for us. It'd be great to hear you read this one.:)
erThanks Aurora! I'd love to podcast my poems. I've been recording them and have a file full of poems ready to go if I can just get the time to learn how. Odeo is not a possibility from Kazakhstan, unfortunately.
This was written using space on the page rather than punctuation and I couldn't find out how to put it on my blog in the orriginal form. Lots to learn. Thanks for the wonderful words, my sweet!
Russell, I had some spacing in one line of the poem I just posted and blogger wouldn't recognize it. Oh well... How lost we can become and quickly saved by the flip of a switch. Another fine poem Russell!!!
Thanks Andrew! Im glad you liked the way that was put!
Thanks Pat! The technology is still more my master than I am its. Glad you liked the poem, in spite of my lack of ability to present it in the form I planned. Thanks for the encouraging comment, my friend.
Loved this poem, Russell. Hope all is well this you!
Thanks Don! I'm OK, just very busy. Semmester ends in a couple of weeks and I've got lots of grading to do to wrap up. Glad you enjoyed the poem; sonnets, I'm absolutely preoccupied with them. Thanks for the great comment.
Witty lines here, Russell, especially:
the regime of the joke
had laughed itself hollow
How are your students, doing very well under your tutelage, yes? ^_^ Oh, I miss the photos of you in your classes. I hope to see more. Cheers.
p.s.
Thank you for the comment on "Hindsight" -- I've tucked it away again, for personal reasons. Let's just say I'd rather not tempt certain memories. Heh. Know that I truly appreciate the visits. *hug*
Hey soulless, thanks for those words. I really enjoyed your new poem. I see we have both been looking at walls, from time to time.
There will be a whole new rogues gallery by the third week in January. Would you like to be my student? I bet you would do very well indeed.
Thanks for all those wonderful words and big hugs to you, my sweet.
Love this I can feel the shadows
Thanks Sue! The shadows are my stage. Thanks for the great comment.
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