Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Ancestral Blood
Often do we embark on sojourns within,
dwelling thoughts upon those ne'er met,
where the blood refrain is identical to
what floe's haunt the veins in you.
Thoughtful essays prayed internal, traverse
history's tapestried veils, forging connections
you never new existed there…
Here we remember what we never could, dream in
memories never owned, hearing sounds-the whispers,
the elations and the moans-resonating as if was your drums
these initials melodies made aware
Staring intently upon a solitary object, perhaps a cracked tile or
a chipping of the ceiling's paint, comatose in nature you invoke the
hopes and dreams to which you and your ancestors shared…forging
a connection that no skeptic could dare understand, yet, freely you do beg your sires past, how the sacrifices they bestowed, today honor your purveyance, to each these relatives a kinship is born, to each, a thankful melody is hummed both calm and free, but it is the passion of remembrance that is owed, and in such gravities, your true inheritance here is shown….
Here, before the trance returns, you welcome the future, to eat upon your misery, to learn from each mistake you've made, to profit from your wisdom, a wisdom you let waste in grave, and pray, it is your smile they hold dearest through their most detrimental of days….
Stop on over to New World Creative Union, where, on this Halloween, they ask us to look back upon our ancestry and to pay credence to what their lives to you, this day, mean.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Pastel Afterglow
The pastel afterglow
momentarily
inhibits recognition;
distorting memory
of which caste of
town your flesh
currently walks
within.
Labels:
Art,
Art Rage,
Colors,
distorting view,
forgetting,
graffiti,
Interpretation,
Knife,
pastels,
Perception,
Poem,
Poetry,
vivid,
walls
Shades of Identity
This piece I had done the other day. I was going to use as a companion image to the poem I had composed for Poetics, which I hosted tonight over at D'Verse. But forgot to include it with that poem, and thought it still should be shown, so I'm putting it up here, where it'll get along just fine with the rest of my paintings.
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Submersion
Labels:
Art,
Art Rage,
blending,
blue,
depths,
Interpretation,
Knife,
lines,
paint,
Perception,
shades,
Shading,
submersion,
Water
Friday, October 26, 2012
Neuroimaging of Nightmares
Labels:
Abstract,
Art,
Art Rage,
blend,
brain,
Colors,
distortion,
fear,
imaging,
Interpretation,
Knife,
lines,
metaphor,
neuroimaging,
Painting,
Perception,
science,
stimulation,
Waves
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Outlets for Angst
“I’m a gangster,” Vito
claims
just to douse that
extra hope
away from his parents
dream
“I set fires,” Dory
does, watching
the flames build to voluminous
peaks,
as the waters rage
their violent breath,
to comfort the
bystanders seek, yet never
move, not here, not
now, loving the warmth
when the air’s far too
cool
“I pick fights with
strangers,” an unknown teen
says, “usually their
much bigger than me, but it
makes no difference,
as I don’t fight back, I won’t push back, it’s never been about none of that….instead,
I want
to see, how bad they’ll
beat me down, before they realize who
they are, in that
moment, when kickback stands still.”
“I cut myself,” Oliver
reveals, if only to regain the sense to feel.
Crows muster above the
heads, like vultures do, but not as patient, hovering the carrion as it still
walks, entrails and all…for it’s in their eyes…the future knows.
"Why so bleak, why so down, why so embarrassed, what's with that frown…how'd you expect to…do you even care…are you aware," YES.
Stop on over to the NewWorldCreativeUnion for their Weekly Wednesday Wake Up Call. It's always a fun prompt and almost always exhilarates the creative sense. This week Leslie Moon has offered a really atmospheric video, accompanied with the Haunting Violin of Max Ablitzer for our consumption. She then goes on to tease us with thoughts of Poe. Wasn't sure what direction this piece would manifest itself, but I simply let it go where the melody and scenery took me. And then since I put this up on this blog, I accompanied it with a darker painting I'd yet to post. Definitely check out all the NWCU does for the artistic community, not just poetry and Art, but all of it, literally. And hey, join in, your more than welcome.
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