Menorah Poem by Joseph Narusiewicz

Menorah



You are the jagged lilacs
Each line a contradiction
Love beneath the temporal desert
Arrows of cotton fall
Emotion splashing the orange rocks
Lovely paradox of the confined leopard
The sea breeze though the banyan tree

Hot birch fire burns the oak
Sun rises above the pines
New worlds are coming
Arms as lovely as vernal mountains
Moments of freedom like temples of fire
Lyrics of ancient lovers
Beethoven’s ninth has hope

Golden lions guard the valley
Vines of purple history deep in her thighs
Every forest is wild like science
Repressed libido with moon dragons
I hear music from the gothic endorphins
Tides flow from her dusky soul
Pain cleanses the eternal eyes

Joy and laughter like flowers in the fields
Reprieve in the magic mirror
Songs travel the sea of stars
Visitations grapple in mathematical synapse
Azure poets glimpse the coming religion
Chills down my back as the chains relent
The olive tree shall light the menorah

Menorah
Sunday, September 20, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: hope
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Stephani Kievaughan 20 September 2015

Likened unto a painter Joseph Narusiewicz applies Color to His Verse's. As if They Were Painted upon a Canvas. Not Only have you drawn us into your Transcendental Place and time. You were Still yet occupied Painting it. As you were guiding us thru your Many Visions of your Personal Nirvana. this review does not Just apply to this Poem it applies to all your works. I admire that which it is You do Joseph.

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Joseph Narusiewicz

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So St Paul, Minnesota
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