Madonna
18 October, 2014
Author: David Russell
(inspired by the video of 'Like a Prayer')
Across the gulfs of culture
And morality's rift faults
All meet you, and grow whole.
The planks of martyrdom, crumbling,
Shine as beacons,
rising to pure carbon
Of your chosen one,
in ebony, beyond all fire.
So, as all flames, your shimmering dresses
Nurture for all vision your quintessence;
Held, threaded thin and ever flirting, with falling point beyond all sense.
That is the essence of all challenge,
Of all your seeming danger;
And that stance, held through all showing flimsy
Forges to true substance
All jaded solids,
Tempers all flows through oral breath,
Making the temple rained and flooded;
The earth’s, the sea-bed’s star.
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Comments on this poem/writing:
mental (172.56.5.76) -- Sunday, October 19 2014, 12:14 am I see you are inspired and really like Madonna, either musically or physically? |
David Russell (78.147.60.253) -- Saturday, October 25 2014, 12:00 am I am inspired both musically and physically |
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