Friday, October 13, 2006

Sun God in the Moonlight

Maniacal moon rays melting marvelous moments
Their sparks flicker off warmed flint stones
Dancing women glide on the surface of street puddles
The midnight train howls under flickering lights
Whisked away on streets paved in uncertainty
A man settles in his cab


Candlelight by the bedside incandescently mesmerizing
Lonely window blows its draft
A Pounding heart drumming deaf ears
Bringing a cold mystery to a faithful fool
The emotion drains and castigates a silent birth
As the heat swells to the point of combustion
The white light then burns blue


Theatre patrons exit beneath bright lights
En route to the winery, they hold hands and laugh
An evening of distraction cleanses busy city souls
Dionysus will bless the evening
Taverns unravel passivity, and swell passions
Of the friendly smiles, several mean no good
But intentions are irrelevant
When all work to the same goal

4 Comments:

Blogger Natalie said...

'Candlelight by the bedside incandescently mesmerising'. Wow, that's quite a line. The poem istself is mesmerising, thank you for sharing.

7:50 PM, October 14, 2006  
Blogger Ali Ambrosio said...

If you read back a bit in my blog, you'll discover that I am not inherently a lover of poetry. But with the help of a few friends I am slowly overcoming my prejudice to prose. Your blog will definitely be on the list to help in this process.

Thanks for stopping by mine, I look forward to reading more here, too.

1:34 AM, October 18, 2006  
Blogger Stephen A. Bess said...

I imagine you writing this as you observe a crowd. I like. :)

11:58 AM, October 18, 2006  
Blogger Claire said...

Mmmm, I liked this. Great stuff!

3:45 AM, October 19, 2006  

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