PoetryPix
depictions by the rule of thirds; descriptions mostly freestyle words
Tag: polaroid poems
The Rubaiyat of Rubatosis
“Just for the duration” you said “wear it the way you wear your heart” though an amethyst is talisman against drunkenness and the drawback of your having supped the marriage cup made love all the more sobering “why would I wish for the moon when I have the stars?” your smile creased teasingly with wicked… Continue Reading “The Rubaiyat of Rubatosis”
The Call
Nearly every town in Europe has one – a Jewish quarter;* strange peoples gathered and grew into enclaves staging voluntary exile from environs then a leprous walling in, then a winkling out by fear, fire or persecutory decree short notice, up-sticks banishment always a dispersal, the call to another continent dismissed as tribes, twelve of them… Continue Reading “The Call”
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