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Ink-Spring Ithaca Iguana
Munayem Mayenin's First Eyeoniums Collection To buy the Book From the Publisher From Amazon.co.uk 268 After time’s erotive hands’ brushes have gone through you, I told my heart You will be mended as your wounds get tended you will be mended again And you will even with the scars you will be mended again and sing a note!
267 As a gift a pebble heart almost a white strawberry Stood on my way with a deep broken part beneath I picked it up feeling the smooth that kept it together
266 Believe you me when I say that these words Come from the core of a fire that does not set Off that does not stop but carries on calling you
265 I am in the look out of the spring’s first rise The sprouting grass that carry on resurrection In a fight of yellow-green like you and I in one
264 Is it I that cannot rest in my mind? Or is it the world that goes mad in Winter’s deepening sound of spring?
263 Inim minim sinim son I want to say I won’t tell You are magnetic a flame! 262 I walk breathing the silk of wind feeling the touch of it As it travels inwards reaching my every islandine cell Yet I want to inhale you-fragrance more than I would air
261 Let me read this imsonimous book Let me show you where the brooks Make the best notes becoming wind 260 I drink a melancholy sun’s flow and I drink It in a pining heart smelling the air that came From the sea smelling seaweed salt memories 259 My hands are finite-reach Yet oh how my soul wants To extend them to reach you! 258 Talk to me talk to me Only when you do it Rains sonar sonar rain 257 A word is a sonar grape Let it sing out with the Orchestra of your senses 256 Lost I have been in a timean loop searching for the right words that are Equally capable of crafting diamonds of white lights like your teeth of Snow-fire-songs: I give you singular and plural: lusimond! Lusimonds! 255 In this winter of your absence in this frozen cold of The lack of your word-thermal touch I am still being Silking out in snowflakes radiating brilliant a white! To read more of different kinds of poetry please follow these links |
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