Balcony Poem VI. – Blues for Lorene

phishgodphishgod Posts: 133
edited February 2004 in Poetry, Prose, Music & Art
Balcony Poem VI. –
Blues for Lorene

Or, last
night, and
the sky
ablaze with
new found
glory, an
electric seven
layer cake
like tied
high colors—
golds fire
reds, pinks,
orange-yellow
blues, the
sun and
clouds sharing
nicely with
sky’s desire,
and all
is warm,
satori, sunset
the new
dawn to
return in
highwhite
of morning’s
cloud armada—
flying sails
amast for
afar Portugal,
and the
crisp sails
crackling o’er
head ‘neath
the mizzen,
matey ahoy,
but first
there is
this Madeira
of evening
skyreds, and
O! Wow!
Those blues
hues blowin’
in now
like a
flotilla, goin’
don’ to
Memphis all
shimmery as
if Cape
Horn, wailing
those Urban
Blues -- yeah
li’l Red
Rooster, Back-
door Man,
Ain’t Misbehavin’
yeah, blow,
and I
realize all
IS sky,
and the
fire-red night,
all Love’s,
vast harmonius
those ol’da
Mississippi Blues,
those hot
licks Saint
Louis down
the Delta
Blues, those
hot Kansas
City Blues,
and yeah,
I can
hear the
whole balcony
singing blues
Blind boy,
blue &
red birds
(cardinals) singing
in wind,
and the
sky is
full of
Hope, and
the Blue
Midnight sadness
is no
More, and
all is
Wonderful, most
wonderful, as
winter comes,
so now
the Blues,
my Lorene.

--November 17, 2002
@pth
(first contact anniversary edition)
rockon,
phishgod
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Comments

  • hey, hey, hey

    this one's going my way
  • phishgodphishgod Posts: 133
    thanks for the read.
    rockon,
    phishgod
  • A much needed bump!

    Man, this guy sure knows how to write a great poem! :)

    Miss you, phishgod!

    Love to you and your inspiration too! :)
    Forget your perfect offering, there is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in. - Leonard Cohen
  • EvilToasterElfEvilToasterElf Posts: 1,119
    I can't remember the last time I had to scroll that much, oh wait, the last time Phishgod posted, you have been missed sir, I hope all is well

    I was going to comment at first about how the colors were too mashed in the beginning but obviously you expounded on each, dissecting the colors of a sunset, very vivid, keep em coming
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