Auditory Bliss Interruptus Poem by Marianne Reninger

Auditory Bliss Interruptus

Rating: 5.0


Syncopated Southern Sounds
Swirl through coconut- oil infused air
To Create Auditory Bliss.
Winged Creatures Cry; birds chirp, crows squawk,
Egrets garble, hawks cry, doves coo, as all are
Calling, 'See me, See me, I'm Here, I'm Here....'
Breezes scratch dry palm fronds and tickle a shell wind chime.
Clouds, observe silently overhead the passing parade below,
Then drift eastward floating along their blue highway.
In the distance, a dog barks, tires squeal, a sonic boom, a mower
Whirls and an engine backfires. Man is
Calling, 'See me, See me, I'm Here, I'm Here....'
Auditory Bliss Interruptus....' Marianne Larsen Reninger

Auditory Bliss Interruptus
Friday, February 19, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: birds,nature,sound,tropical rain
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Sarasota Florida 2016 This dyptic mixed media painting by the author and painter, explores the Then and Now of Man versus Nature's sounds in a tropical environment. The dyptic format creates visual division and assists the viewer as he dissects the primitive from the occupied, but which is which? 30'x32' total size.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Abderrahmane Dakir 08 March 2016

Great peom about the birds and the sounds that they make.Thank you for sharing.

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Pamela Sinicrope 19 February 2016

Ohhhhh. I love this. I read it over and over again, enjoying the sounds and the rhythms of the words. This poem melds meaning through words, sounds, music....I hear you all! Thanks for sharing a lovely poem. I really love your poetry! Syncopated Southern Sounds sounds like a new poetry slam group. ;)

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Marianne Reninger 19 February 2016

thanks again for reading my poem. I'm not as prolific as you are, but the Sarasota air got to me the other day when I was sitting in my kids backyard. We should get that French slam poet to start the Syncopated Southern Sounds group!

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