Live Imagery Poem by Obinna Kenechukwu Eruchie

Live Imagery

Rating: 4.7


My fancied escape on a time lone,
When the wind has refrained from its moan
To become at night, the sleepy drone.

Mind's ranging eye comes on like a phone
Transmission, or a silver beamed cone.

Live imagery on brain's screen is thrown
Like Safari full of wildness known,
Where limbs and wings all in splendour shown;

Figures playing in brightness I tone
Up in thought, which to delight is prone;

In me how passion cloud-high has grown,
The air-immense thrill it invites blown
To the pinnacle, the mount does own.

The exotics to treasure are sown
As pearls of peace in me to be flown;

Hunting I 'am in fantasy's zone
Of scenes wild, which beam beauty I hone
As words penned like a polished-prized stone.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Obinna Eruchie 19 October 2009

Antwathreo Leopold (10/19/2009 8: 25: 00 AM) it seems that the construction of this work is very familar...the whole piece dictated by a single rhyme scheme....?

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Kassiah Gervaise 18 October 2009

it's ok to me it sound's like a chicken that was tap dancing to you're keybord sorry it's just the truth.

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Sonya Florentino 18 October 2009

poetry is sculpture in verse....we have to know what to throw out and what to keep...so that what remains is all that we need....

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Swatimalya Chattopadhyay 18 October 2009

Nice rhyming and reflection of creativity. Very good metaphors and imageries.

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Catrina Heart 18 October 2009

creativity in prefection...well done! ! !

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Angelica Ayman 25 December 2009

great one! keep it up

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Lynda Robson 30 October 2009

Well constructed piece, thanks 10 Lynda xx

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Omar Ibrahim 22 October 2009

good poem indeed! ! ! plz comment on (my paradize) after sir.Ronald Peat) revised it..

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Herman Chiu 20 October 2009

Great poem, with an interesting, single rhyme scheme. I wonder how you must have felt when you wrote this...

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Chitra - 20 October 2009

a poetic sculpture chiseled with your fine words

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