Chimera, New Poetry, Digital art and Photography, Rational Fear of Nakedness and Bright Colours( Poetry and Spoken Word Revisited)

in #poetry3 years ago (edited)

Chimera


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form
firm
structure defined
defies betrayal


survival tested



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shape is set
ligatures bound
veins fractalled
but ordered


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pattern programmed

by bone and fibre
cartilage and cellulose

an antediluvian code
the paradigm prime



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transcribed
chronicled
in clay

distilled in oil
dissolved in fumes



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iconoclasts
disqualified or extinct
banished and fossilized



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revolution
diversity
realized

in embryonic fluctuation
seedling recombination

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one gestational realm
shared by two
but not for long

an ovum
hostile takeover
sister against sister


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survival of the fittest
accommodation of the weak
granted in genetic symbioses

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the dark passenger
the absorbed and oppressed
makes her presence known
in technicolor

cultured colonization


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A Rational Fearof Nakedness

& Bright Colours





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Words and Images are my own.

Chimera was first published today. It and the images are on permanent display.

A Rational Fear of Nakedness and Bright Colours is published Strays.
Click on any title below to further explore and support my writing.

Digital copies can be arranged through HIVE and HBD.


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I cannot imagine what it is like to live in your brain as you are formulating these pieces of art.

The images are hard to take my eyes off of them.

Unfailing beauty.

Thank you, Lovely. ❤️

Thank you, Denise. Just looking for new connections and words. The plant some botanist or nature herself takes credit for:)

I hear you. It has gotten quiet again. Must be the weather.