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A Plight Of Pens
by William Robbins
copyright 09-16-2002


Age Rating: 18 to 127

  A Plight Of Pens
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When the cartilage of necessity
burns with an arthritic lack,
one’s sensual gaze is blurred
towards the allure of resplendent echoes.
Coffers of shrouded sagacity await to be unmasked
in the inward chasm of sermonizing shadow puppets.
It is where one can caress the tantalizing texture
of the coins forged with clarity’s bewitching ecstasy
kept locked inside the brain’s piggybank.
A rapping utterance of intuition
reverberates the door to the heart .
When opened
the consciousness floats
along an inlet of tangential impulse.
The journey is embelished by a foreboding inner moan
from stalking skeletons and screaming cadavers.
Conjuring a volcano erupting with steaming quills,
they eat each macabre mind ghoul
and transform them into illumined castles of voice
surrounded by moats of verse.




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09-30-2002 Cristina Lipp    

Another outstanding poem. Do you like write for a dark, goulish magazine? I mean it as a complement.
09-20-2002 Kay Lee Kelly    

My first thought was, been there, and still am.
But that does not comment on the work,, which
is OUTSTANDING!
09-19-2002 Melissa Rives    

I don't think any ole arthritis of the mind will get you William. Another of your fantastic journeys through your pen...powerful writing as always. I love each line!
09-18-2002 Audrey Sullivan    

Great one.
09-16-2002 Dixie Kincaid    

Thoes first two sentences hung in my mund. Whie I set here in pain. Not sure where you're going with it so I guess my imagination has got it's brakes on tonight. Interesting what II think I understood. May-be staying up to 6 in the morning to rate poetry isn't such a good Idea anymore. DIXIE LEE
09-16-2002 Nancy Pawley    

Great write, William..I especially liked,
'Conjuring a volcano erupting with steaming quills,
they eat each macabre mind ghoul
and transform them into illumined castles of voice
surrounded by moats of verse.'
Nancy
09-16-2002 Maralee Gerke    

I am having just such feelings now. I hope that my eruption of creativity comes soon as I am worn out with those cadavers eating my brain.
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