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The Cradle of Whisker Strokes
by William Robbins
copyright 09-05-2002


Age Rating: 18 to 127

  The Cradle of Whisker Strokes
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Stars and bristling icicles
swirl in a hazy, screaming jubilee
deep within the chest
as spiraling fireflies of tingling curly cues.
An inevitable, inexplicable sluggish sigh
expels the aching, entangled spirit
from its fleshly vase of insecurity,
propelling it to the quintessence of marrow
upwards, ever hesitantly ascending
along a sagacious thread of ethereal staircase.
Inhaling the supplication of soul stirrings,
and intoxicatingly brushed by the angel’s billowy pillows
one is caressed with the vibrancy of lilting
as infants in dwelling,
toddlers in the shimmering journey
revived and reborn for the first time
from the dire malaise of pointless circle dances,
we migrate by destiny to that plateau
where only rainbows and lightning
taste the thunder.


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09-16-2002 Dixie Kincaid    

I guess I'm going to have to go a long with Robert Furrow comment. I should have went to colledge longer than I did. The words were to hard for me to understand but I did enjoy the picture. DIXIE LEE
09-10-2002 Nancy Pawley    

'Stars and bristling icicles
swirl in a hazy, screaming jubilee
deep within the chest
as spiraling fireflies of tingling curly cues'
Brilliant lines that hit the poet's soul.
Nancy
09-07-2002 Melissa Rives    

"Where only rainbows and lightning taste the thunder"...I love that! A very compelling piece...the soaring of the soul!
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