Tuesday, September 27, 2011

I READ A LOVE POEM



I read a love poem,
and it spoke of pain.

Against fates odds
it did explain.

Of hate and love,
just the same.

It spoke...
It rhymed...

Of love defined

A perilous journey
................................tart
....................................to
...............................sweet

Like cheese
Like wine

Yes,
I read a love poem.

It turned my hips and mind.

Tales of trips
....................Sentiments

lies by pictures,
........................neglected

Hidden by shame
...........................by time.

I read this love poem.

It spoke,
and it said;

She was not forever

Even tides evaporate
giving way...
to salty wastelands,
wide.

Whilst fresh summer green succombs,
to a faded blue autumns day.

I fell in love with the love poem.

Indeed,
Indeed I did.

Because I didn't listen,
to the simplicity...
the simple sanity,
of what it said.

That love poem slathered acrylic
reds
greens
yellows
on my aching head

painting love bird's perched atop

some electric fence

Then dabbled in some
feather's
falling from the flesh.

There should have never been a doubt
in tow, to lead me to deceive

that should I perch atop that fence,
this the end,
would be.

Oh I read that love poem

and that poem was ablaze,
cauterizing human hearts,
with smells of Sunday's best.

for love has fallen from it's
perch, smoldering
upon winter's gray
...............................a firey
neurotic
mess

And I kept on reading that love poem
but it did me no good at all.

It was a one sided romance...

A dying leaf swimming freely
in a brownish foggy pond

Requests for second chances, all
appeals have been denied.

Just another begger
in a
bank

that has no cash to bare

Yes I read a love poem

And to my astonishment...

as if printed words
could screech,

a somber beckoning call,

from
that crinkled page
That silly little poem said

You...
.......knew not
......................Love
At all...


N.Pablito





I READ A LOVE POEM

I read a love poem,
and it spoke of pain.

Against fates odds
it did explain

Monday, September 19, 2011

POUR SENTIR MECONNU


These are my words,
soft and sheltered in solitude.

These are my words,
spiraling.
amidst the the fires,
Centrifugal and ragged.

Can you hear my words
through your shroud.

See my lips stiffen, a repose,
just a star's flicker from endless
discussion.

Are these nothing but word's,
Baritone sentiment's dancing
on windows, raining down
on peeved passersby.

Whether they find passage
into your disposition,
or met with defiance.

I will not abdicate
that which is deservedly mine

As with your wishes,
Ever vacillating,
I do bow.

Should you kneel
wheat to wind

That these are my words,
perpetually here,

utterances
without end.

N.Pablito

LA LETTERA A UN AMICO



Follow the yellowish hue
to summer's slumber,
around the dunes bending
blades,
onto chilled, stiffened sands
to eternities awaiting ocean.

Welcoming blues, and winds...
Where wishes and needs blend
and bestow gusts of wanting.

Relish virgin faces, tender youthful kisses.
Long not for what is to come
next season.

Fall lasts but for a moment in yellows, oranges
and browns.

Savor the bitter taste of lasting memories,
so sweet to be a neophyte on traveled ground.

Ignorant
and in love,
with love itself

Calling to forgotten ears,
who know what season's bring,
that intimacy is more a gentle breeze,

than a tempest's breathe.

Decorticate,
and bare witness
to the newness of his flesh.

Bathe yourself in lavender and
verisimilitude.

Till next season shines a golden hue,

and in that reverent brightness,

Love will be for the sake of you.

N.PABLITO




Monday, September 12, 2011

PROVINCETOWN BEACHES

Beach grass tightened around his finger,
sands whispering truths to be told...
I am an ocean my love,
and oceans
don't wait for dreams to bare.
We are a strong lot,
amongst weaker waters,
Our heavings high,
capped with heavenly white wishes,
shall share no burden of love,
less,
that burden is bore as one.

And to you my soul is given,
whilst firey sands
turn to glass.

Shimmering we,

against subtle blue
folded in,
by crystal green hints of joy,
far from the murky transient lust

to our content,

meet...

Grass and Sea.

N.PABLITO


This poem is dedicated to my Brother who is engaged to be married as of this weekend.
I wish he and his future wife all the love in my heart and more.




I am the Northern bell
Strong, silent never, I stand
on eternal values, sanctified
by man's lust for

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