tone poem: shaded light
February 6, 2017 at 8:41 pm Leave a comment
tone poem: shaded light
lakemirrored sky
fisherman set dreaming
midst wisped fog
and wind-shaped trees
the waters
scarcely stirring…
having pointed at flowers, attempted
unwordy knowledge…
i remember the fisherman,
bright in the misty
flawed refractions
of pure light.
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Okay, so I stole the phrase from music. As such it is wildly inaccurate, correct?
Oops, I forgot to add; I’ll give it a rest for ‘a bit’. Much of this poetry is exactly a breakdown of “Different View”. The difference is in mode. The “assumption” is that language is a direct barrier to the perception of reality.
*No discussions of reality here. …
Entry filed under: Ancient Poetry, poetry, social psychology, voices. Tags: poetry from voices, tone poem shaded light.
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