| "I had many things to write, but I will not with ink and pen write unto thee..." |
| POETRYrepairs v08.08:088 |
|
|
|
|
|
![]() BACK | HOME SUBSCRIBE | © AUSTIN ALEXISAUSTIN ALEXIS Missing Poem What happened to that poem, the long, skinny one, the one I wrote seven years ago, the one about ice skating? In that far-off poetry, the ice glistened like African waterfalls. I've seen photos of those falls jewel-shining in equatorial sun. The ice-rink ice in Central Park likewise doesn't know how to turn-off its blaze. My poem captured its exciting gleam. But that poem is lost, escaped, somehow gone from my folder, desk, computer. "Return to me," I demand. The air is crazy with excessive silence. Maybe poems die or are killed and voyage to an afterlife. Maybe there's a heaven and a hell for good and bad poems. In that case my absent poem, transcending the earth-bound, might have found a Home and its syllables, no longer a poem, are a prayer. REPAIR: Concourse or confluence of people at or in a place; resort, frequent or habitual going; making one's way; to arrive; to dwell; to heal, to cure, to recover; to renew; (AND!) to fix to original condition. Oxford English Dictionary ![]() ![]() BotjeNL POETRYrePAIRS reads poetry from January 1 through November 1 |
| "All the fine arts are species of poetry." - S.T. Coleridge |
| poetryREpairs v08.08:088 |
| BACK | HOME SUBSCRIBE
| BOB BURNHAM © BOB BURNHAM BOB BURNHAM is an entrepreneur, consultant and # 1 Amazon Best Selling Author of "101 Reasons Why You Must Write A Book" poetryREpairs.com welcomes your essay on any topic related to poetry. |
| "Poetry endangers the established order in the soul." - Plato |
| poetryrePAIRs v08.03:088 |
| BACK | HOME SUBSCRIBE
|
© TRINA STOLEC. "Stud" previously appeared on poetryREpairs 01.03:033 |
| site navigation | poetryrepairs v08.08:088 | ||||||
|