Izznesine Poetry

Izznesine Poetry are poems where no verbs are used as verbs. Izznesine poems are the affairs of nouns, pronouns and adjectives. Izznesine poems make the world into just a name, just a reference, just a note, just a smile, just a pair of Eden Eyes, just a bloom of the face of the infinite magnanimity of life and its symphonies. Izznesine poems are where names become the verbs and singing becomes means to be that verb, that noun, that pronoun: blooms life and life’s blooms.

Over the Dire Dart

Knowing and not knowing
Between them depth of dark
Ice dark cold dark fire dark
Dark fire over the dire Dart

Over Thames’ space chandelier
The silence mute and stoned
Dark fire silence stones rocks
On the breast of fluent pains

Beyond the Viennese banks
The white pigeon wounded
Though a-singing red notes
Dark fire over the dire Dart

My heart in white water raft
In white water craft in white
The red the dark the fire on
Dark fire heart red fire Dart

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Life in Your Eyes

Life in your eyes
A blank stare
A lack of glare
A low cold flair

Or all in your eyes
A fire a flame aflame
A rage a rise of heat
A song of high-seek
 

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Dover Summer a Day

Dover summer a day
Sun-soaked expressive
Suddenly blood on the road
The crushed pigeon’s flesh

Frozen I in a pain beyond
My bearing’s clasp beyond
I o the dead pigeon’s flesh
O the pain o the pain pain

Summer a day Dover
I a Valmiki in silence
O how through my soul
A blade of piercing pain

Dover summer a day
I a Valmiki I in loss
Only words in silence
O the blade of piercing pain

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And the Songs in Sands

White and the Scottish flag
The Scottish flag and white
And ice and Devonshire runs
And the Guildford six and this

White and the cross
The cross and white
The Paignton beaches
And the songs in sands

White and cross
Ice and snow
Blue and white
Non existent iron age

White and bare
Like Inverness in snow
Cross and crossings
And the songs in sands

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A White Igloo Bush

Thanks to snow
Broad bare and white
A smile a pure smile
A white soft a silent shine

Thanks to snow
Bare white and broad
Imsonium’s on-call silence
Serendipity’s song in a hurts’ hut

Thanks to snow
White bare and broad
Beyond the garden’s fence
An igloo of the bush

Thanks to snow
As silent as indifference
A white igloo bush
All bare all broad and cold

Thanks to snow
White sad and cold
The white igloo bush
Like I in you you in I

I in you and you in I
Where neither I nor you
And the board pained
A nothingness-home stark

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All on Flows and Rushes and Pulls


The hill on gravity’s wheel
Flows and rushes and pulls
The gravity’s wheel
The gravity’s wheel

Twinkles of eyes stars in dark skies
Supernovas and songs
Heartbeats and pulls
All on flows and rushes and pulls

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No and Oui

No and oui
Oui and no
Naahee naahee
No and oui

No
Oui
Yes
No

Naahee naahee
And no
And yes
No and oui

Unfinished
Always life
White and snow
Red blood

No and oui
Si and non
Flower and bloom
Naahee naahee

Yes oui
Oui oui
No non naahee
You magnetic miles

Lights lone and dark
Songs heavy and hard
Oui oui oui
Naahee naahee

Oui pleasance
Down and deep
Rise and risk
Raw but ripe

An apple a pebble
A writing on the van
A red stripe wet
Flows and glows

Dreams and dawns
Shapes and songs
Oui and non
You and I earth and moon
 

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