Noise Poem by Windsor Guadalupe Jr
Noise
The cotton sheathe
Is shaken by
Immense, fractured
Shrills and heaves;
Lifeless, like a stack
Of serrated cards
I remained there
In a juxtaposition.
I took still photographs
Of the ravage;
The enraptured fire
And the encumbered ebb
Of ripples.
A silent coil
Makes so much
Noise inside.
A visceral turbulence.
Thursday, February 2, 2012
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