Open the orbs, howl with the owl, hold the bones, pound the drone, oscillate outside upon onyx loam, observe halos, owe the original olden opal, honor the moon.
photo: H.G.Giese
( This is a poem in exactly 160 characters, spaces included. Try it yourself and post on Sunday. Visit the host with the most 160 tales on his blog, Monkey Man, at http://petzoldspracticalprose.blogspot.com/2011/08/sunday-160-wish-upon-star.html
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After African Richard, ghost lit full moon shines homeward.
ReplyDeletenice look to the moon...like the halos line...you capture a nice essence...
ReplyDeletePrince Hal hath spake, and Falstaff; Cassius, Antony, Julius Caesar, et tu Brute; Billy Brown, Jimmy Hewitt, Papa Shakespeare who played the Griot for us, Sara, and the Queenly Anne all saw the naked Carrib King arise, robed only in the muscles of his back; George Mosconi's young son Jon fought more demons for a lifetime than the Prince of all that rots in Kronbog Castle then or San Francisco, Sacramento, and District of Columbia these days by the lights of our collective fathers' ghosts; and we received the blessing of Our Mother from her full, round face, a few lucky ones of us receiving, too, benedictions left with her for safe keeping and delivery by actors playing parts on stages far away -- but now 'tis time another bard, another William has his say, a long- haired, scruffy Texan (a word I'm loathe to say), who has some skill with lines, even those he's borrowed, not his own, and his nasally delivered phrase gives the order for the day: " . . . On the road again . . . "
ReplyDeleteI would put a toothpick in it and have it as an appetizer but then the night would be too dark for most peoples comfort zone.
ReplyDeleteI love that big pizza pie in the sky. Thanks for playing along with the Sunday 160. Come back and leave a link - I had to search my comment history to get back to you....maybe Blogger was just being a bitch, but links are helpful.
ReplyDeleteI don't think I could write a post-it in 160 characters. I enjoyed this, though.
ReplyDeletelove the moon image, well done.
ReplyDeleteI hear a Wolf Howling....
ReplyDeleteOh! Wow! Matey, this is mighty.
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