one word cinched robe: texture
legroom, leggings
ill fit the tide
you're on, ill fit
the robo room, where
fit glides
the globalest warming
imaginable, frisky
recompense, simplicity
in nine colors
roy's biv and then some,
carousel's regaling
pipers piping
fantastic twirler tans
begetting
the last stand
at home and in the circling
wagons. variegated
whimsy asks little
to nothing, but
that urchin still
seems a lot, more than
the Christchild offers
on layaway, that nod
to commerce that waylays
the crimson tide
of nadja's fancy,
the one she
promenaded down
to the river front,
the one she begged
beyond simple mercy,
the one
she gave amply
at offices
far and wide. this speech
was noble,
but the ring
finger tells all:
run into your frozen
fields my children,
the elves are back
in their woods,
the last homely
whistled by your
ears, the nomads
fed you with no
hands, no demands, no
blue gods deeming
the rest
as you flower.
ill fit the tide
you're on, ill fit
the robo room, where
fit glides
the globalest warming
imaginable, frisky
recompense, simplicity
in nine colors
roy's biv and then some,
carousel's regaling
pipers piping
fantastic twirler tans
begetting
the last stand
at home and in the circling
wagons. variegated
whimsy asks little
to nothing, but
that urchin still
seems a lot, more than
the Christchild offers
on layaway, that nod
to commerce that waylays
the crimson tide
of nadja's fancy,
the one she
promenaded down
to the river front,
the one she begged
beyond simple mercy,
the one
she gave amply
at offices
far and wide. this speech
was noble,
but the ring
finger tells all:
run into your frozen
fields my children,
the elves are back
in their woods,
the last homely
whistled by your
ears, the nomads
fed you with no
hands, no demands, no
blue gods deeming
the rest
as you flower.
Labels: nubbins
9 Comments:
This is no lump of coal, Paschal. Christchild, Crimson Tide, elves in the woods--this stocking runneth over, even as it runs. But those "blue goods deeming the rest as you flower," the "no" that precedes them--that's the diamond in the toe. Or on the ring finger.
I love when you play the flute and we all follow you on a journey through scenery of jewels and fantastic visions. We just dance along with the music and then fall down at the end to sigh from the dizzy, head spinning, whirling beauty.
The jewels for me were these:
variegated whimsy
and
more than
the Christchild offers
on layaway
that nod
to commerce that waylays
the crimson tide
sitting in the shade now resting but it was fun and like a child I want to say - do it again! do it again!
Sister San: Or on the ring toe. Thought you might like that Crimson Tide, as you have plenty reason to these days, courtesy of Lord Saban. Ah, yes, our home states will be in pitched battle, come January 7th. If you go to the official BCS championship site, there is a ticker, counting down (to the second) the time remaining before the clash of the Titans.
All neither here nor there, vis-a-vis the stocking stuffers. Thanks for shaking out all the contents and having a look-see. Be well, up there, you and the other lovelies.
Ms Dee: Zilker Park in Austin has a huge Christmas "tree" of lights, under which countless generations have twirled the seasonal merry, blissfully fallen down, and then again, again! See you there.
I have seen pictures of said festivities - enjoy. Will you be able to watch the movie The Road in your neck of the woods? They do not believe in this "art" films in this town....
Well, I enjoyed roy g. biv in the robo room under a blanket of white in the field. You certainly are getting into the holiday spirit. No latent grinchiness in Muravia!! Sorry it's taken so long to comment. I'm still not done with my project. I know what I need to do, but have to force myself to do it, and it has been cold and rainy. Perfect sleeping weather...
Teresa: Sorry the labor continues, happy it will soon end for the holidaze. (Yes?) Those frozen fields, kids, elves, and woods were my morning urchins. We ran around the football field out back of the school, screaming our celebratory delirium over finally finishing The Hobbit. A fitting ending to our own journey with Bilbo and Gandalf and the dwarves.
Oh. I love The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. You certainly are a creative teacher!! When I was in high school, we had a dog named Gandalf. He started my mother's habit of naming her dog's for famous wizards and sorceresses. She's been through Merlin and Morgana. Now she's been promoted to feeding the goddess Danu
T: Most (most) dogs I've lived with or known have been wizards, worthy of any such name.
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