from mt olympus
you ascend,
feeding the eternal
flame of wanton lust
embedded in the minds
borne distaff.
a creation of perfection
sculpted intent~
molded specifically
to prevail.
indeed dost thou evoke
fables of yore
that burn and yearn
for release
through taciturn
words turned rogue.
a machine...
nay a masterpiece
given to mere mortals
for the sole sake
of glandular endearment~
twofold
climactic swoon
and burdened beast
of war.
dare we partake?
this flesh,
this man,
this canonized
illusion
authorized to reality.
chiseled stone
filled with emotions
poured to brim
from empowered hands...
watch over us
in magnificent splendor
as we cast our gaze
away. inspired by Walter Parada
Variations On Emotional Suicide, the new release from wurdz.click on the book to buy it today!
nice...we create our gods then turn our backs on them...you and james both played well on this...dont know that i have ever used glanular as effective...smiles.
ReplyDeleteNo one could have summed the entire concept of Grecian (and modern)battle any better than this:
ReplyDeletenay a masterpiece
given to mere mortals
for the sole sake
of glandular endearment~
twofold
climactic swoon
and burdened beast
of war...
You've created an entire mood and narrative here - and together they are truly fine.
ReplyDeleteBri you just don't know how hard it was putting that darn word into conceptual acceptance.lol ah hell,just wanted to try!thanx
ReplyDeleteKelly thank you for the great insight.
ReplyDeleteAw Pookie,
ReplyDeleteyou ain't so tuff
you just big, that's all.
;-)
I hope that the added salt didn't harm your bagel any, Wurdz. I loved your comment. :-)
You take on board that this is one sexually charged picture regardless of anyone's sexuality. Well done
ReplyDeletePowerful imagery spanning mythical and modern ages. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteit was very thought provoking to me as i read this. wonderful
ReplyDeleteExemplary piece - everything works here, grabs the reader.
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