Aren’t words apt?
By Mark Heathcote
Sun, 21 Apr 2013
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Blue and battered falling… like leaves
Aren't words apt; hollow in feeling?
When you're rummaging-depth of seaweeds,
Drowning besides mermaids a merman ever sweetly.
"Won't you gather me in the wind?
Take me to your lair". Whispered a voice
Bind me in your oaken shark tailed limbs,
I'll be your pagan Japanese lady there, I swear.
Your midnight's raven with talons to tear!
The one with black or golden, red, crimson hair.
Blue and battered fallen… like those ill-begotten, leaves.
Aren't words apt; hollow in feeling if you please?
… When you're reeling in the shadows,
Listening to these night owls, cries.
With all seven senses departed for the wind
My rare blue Akahana Japanese rose.
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Nice one, Mark, lovely use
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Nice one, Mark, lovely use of language and slightly surreal.
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