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THE TASTE OF SYNONYM

 

 

The odor of stale beer danced

with the steel blue smoke,

while Ska beats filled the air

with electricity.

 

As the room filled,

a thousand words spoke

all at once, loudly,

making it seem like a small riot.

Amidst the noise of confusion

and polemical anticipation,

I saw you stare.

 

You came at me with tight jeans,

a feminine sway,

and a slightly ruby smile.

 

You came at me

like an afternoon thunderstorm

with lips tasting of cinnamon- synonyms

and dark brown eyes.

 

But it was in the symmetry of nuance

and the way you nestled easily

within the folds of my arms;

the way faded jeans and

oft washed flannel shirt

felt like home.

 

It was in the symmetry of morning delights,

of your creamy antonyms

melting on my tongue, that inspired

as I explored your perfumed valleys,

 roamed your mountain tips.

 

And I went to you in simile,

with a smile that said:

I walk no longer in shadow,

but in the moonlight of your eyes.

 

I went to you

with Neruda on my lips

and Enigma as my guide,

singing the Blues in Haiku tones,

painted as inquisitive whys.

 

I came at you

with poetry in my heart

and your synonymous taste on my lips.

 

I came at you

like gentle summer sips

of sonnet-flavored rain.

 

You came at me in synonyms;

and I replied with cinnamon and rhyme:

come, speak to me of time,

art,

and the rhythm of the night sky

 

 redzone

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    1. Very clever, for starters. And you carried the story theme along so well. It’s a read for creative thinkers who wanna frolic. LOL
      It isn’t so trippy that I couldn’t stay with it. Great write.

      • Hi ValuptasUnholyWhisper!!! If that is you in the avatar (photo), it is nice to see your smiling face, and welcome to my poetic garden. And it is my pleasure to have “captivated” you.

        perhaps you might also like Deep Forest, and Enya? These are some of my “trippy” musical treats from the 90’s. I’m listening to Enya’s “Watermark” as I type this reply.

        Anyway, I love when you visit, thank you for time and words.

    2. The places this one took me…You held this one on the crest of wave after wave of poetic brilliance. It was the faded tight jeans that locked me in and kept me rolling with it

      • Hi Willow! This poem, its internal mix of emotion is one of the poems I am most proud of. While it is a play on words, it is also the way “faded jeans and flannel shirt”, makes it more real, more conversational. I am glad you noticed this and more that you got hooked by it and brought you deeper into the poem. Thank you!

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