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I Ride The White Horse
by Richard Reed Jr
copyright 02-19-2007


Age Rating: 10 to 127

  I Ride The White Horse
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I stand teetering
On the edge of a murky menacing
Quicksand of euphoria
Searching for the truth

Like Odysseus
I'm tempted by the sirens song
With their sounds of intimacy
These courtesans of the sea
Furnishing the chambers of my mind
With heavenly harmonies
Reality and fantasy merged in intercourse


Illusions like
Diamonds dazzling over my head
The moon like Humpty Dumpty falling from the sky
Breaking into pieces
Melting the earth
Beneath my feet
No longer certain of anything
I ride the White Horse
To the borders of truth and illusion
The quicksand covers my head
As the diamonds fade into darkness
Another needle shoots up into my vein




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04-01-2007 James Shammas    

Although the poem is about a drug addict, this is not realized (at least by me) until the end. Before (and after) that, I was dazzled by the beauty, lushness, and truth of the language. I fact--with my interest in Buddhism--I found a lot of paradoxical truth in the speaker of the poem. Perhaps--despite his apparent inability to function in the world--he sees something we apparently sane people do not see. Perhaps it is this that makes his resulting suffering all the more poignant.

Jim


03-11-2007 Wayne Thomas    

One teeny tiny little correction: in the first stanza, "siren's" should be "sirens'" to fit the rest of the verse. There! Got that off my chest. I agree with Walt. I hope that guy's simply a persona and not you. An excellent piece.
Best,
Wayne


02-22-2007 Walter Jones    

Spoon hot, liquid cooling, mind lost, trust cold, story board, dies in vision, dry tongue, mental ache will not leave, dance in the devil in veins stripped, marks seed no rest, purpose gone, yet the writer cries for help.. Hope you are just an observer... Walt


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