Ben No

Ben No Poems

red lines
and blue lines, intersecting and
encircling these two obsidian monuments
who stand haughty and implacable normally
...

Blood on the snow;
the falling white, like icy spikes.
The sky is low;
so oppressive it feels like
...

It's just how it is.
Sorry.
Condemned,
like a building no longer fit
...

I went away
to a magical land
where sedatives flowed like wine
and there were no sharp objects
...

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Ben No is a degenerate with all the literary talent of half a brick. Don't encourage him by reading this bilge he has the audacity to call 'poetry', it'll only make him worse.)

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Lights

red lines
and blue lines, intersecting and
encircling these two obsidian monuments
who stand haughty and implacable normally
but with such thrashing, screaming silken lights
they are rendered gaudy, look you can see
the scarlet shape of anger on one blank stone,
red light now ripcurled
and forming a frowning eyebrow
(and yes, it does look angry)
that then rejoins the dance
with the blue, who has been making
the other monument look depressed,
coiled ribbon of blue
twists itself into a noose, slides
down the face of this obsidian colossus
and then is back to the dance with the red.

They are communing with us. The lights.

They're trying to tell us something.

the shape-shifting and dancing speeds up
until they are a obsidian-obscuring haze,
and images appear there,
images it might not be heathy to look at
and then the lights are beams,
fired from the top of the monuments,
straight into the sky.
and they go.

the obelisks sit, once again haughty, once again implacable.

what did it mean? what were the lights trying to say? Did anyone manage to understand them?

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Ben No Comments

Rev. Dr. A. Jacob Hassler 10 February 2009

thanks for your kind comments. i hadn't been here in a long time, and i noticed you commented on nearly everything i posted. i appreciate it. glad you enjoyed it.

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Richard Cock III 13 July 2006

post something new why dontcha!

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Mandy MMR 15 May 2006

I think that your poems/lyrics are great. Though I highly reckomend to keep your language in black and white. I'm not the biggest fan on colorful languages. Besides that, I love your work. Keep writing! God Bless, Mandy MMR P.S. Smile, God loves you!

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