Colored Glasses

by beezy   Apr 10, 2007


Colored glasses.
You love a landscape,
I love an assembly.

My random shapes
Interlace and Embrace,
To stir up
The so-called significant.
A picture.
What picture?
A mere sum of parts.
Their exact espouse,
A problem solved.
An issue resolved.
Piece by piece,
My triumph.

Your vitreous landscape,
Draws a different shape.
Human outlines,
Verdancy and vines.
Every single eye
Casting an expression,
An inspiration,
Molded into a
Multiformed silhouette.
And the whole,
More than just
A sum of parts,
Speaks a language apart
From singular shapes.
Rubbishing my pieces
Like a chaffy compliance.
Totality predominates.

Cold against corny.
Platitude against pretension.
Colored Glasses.
One Jigsaw
Two makes.
Not of the picture
But of ourselves.

Lets wipe off
Our colors
And admit the anagram.
Many-a-view.
No hue.
No Skew.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Prophecies In Kodak

    Your imagery is point blank rather than elusive. But, what I enjoy is that your poems have double meaning to them and subliminal messages of a sort. Or, so it seems to me. Keep it up, mate.

  • 17 years ago

    by AlaSkA

    This poem is really good man, im loving the vocabulary, and it seems to fall in a catagory close to mine. im into unique/expeiramental poetry.
    cheers.

  • 17 years ago

    by Melpomene

    I found this poem to be really creative the imagery was great. i loved your vocab you made a truely beautiful poem here well done with this ~mel