Sunday, September 23, 2012

Mag 135 sYmBoLiSm

Venus and The Sailor, 1925, by Salvador Dali
 
 
 
 
Venus and The Sailor
 
they drew closer
to grow
ever the best of friends
with
a quickie
no words spoken
conversation muted
only crescendos
breaching
breaking
the head waters
~~
 
Their combined energy
highly reactive
the lover's so soon
a fait complete
pure reverie by port light's
red penetrating glow
adapting ardent gusto
dimly lit
brothel
 the moon's electric blue glow
efaces them
shadows behind them
compared to these two
street lamps dancing
merging
Venus made wholesome
Sailor released
the dock rope
dynamic tension
uncertain if
 human whoredom
or
angelic boredom
aquaintances these
to
acquiesce
supernaturally so inclined
they reclined and
collected these
stones made stars of opulence
pearl of immortality
their quintessential nature
 
opulence
as their true form
enfolded within each other
no space between
oceans apart
she lays flat while emblazoned
undulating
in frenzied passion
she clings to him
dances to
the glue that held
their plastic interdimensionality together
 
with each lapping wave
 
a dance
 
of
 
IS THAT A PHALLIC SYMBOL?

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Mag#129 "Mints"

A Dinner Table at Night, 1884, John Singer Sargent
 
Mints
 
especially after
the apres dinner cafe
he lingers with wet lips
bulging 
in the red room
he bogarts his lit cigar
and
she cannot help but fan the flames
with vapid exchange
on the white linen table
she imagines
red walls
conquers all
her only prerequisite
he meets her eyes
her Don Juan
as Cavalier as
 the caviar
so appropriate too
as the conversation
turns to
oysters in the halfshell
no hurry here
as the day laconically ends
at Last Hurrah's
~+~
Chiccoreal
 
please enjoy fine dining here;
 
Thank-you Tess for this superb prompt~!!!
 
 

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Mag#133 "Colourfast"

 
Summer Night, 1913, by Albert Bloch
 
tonight's summery memory
diaphanous forms
soon fade away
sprites stay colourfast
~%~
chiccoreal
 
 
 
Thank-you Tess for the Modern Art prompt here; http://magpietales.blogspot.ca/2012/09/mag-133.html
More info on the amazing Art of Albert Bloch here;

Mag#134 Leger GO Lightly

Breakfast, 1921, Fernand Leger
 
 
Leger
Go Lightly
Hair
reminds me of
smokestacks
and the MOMA
and
wavy
benson and hedges cigarettes
and
Wild Turkeys
Art Trippy
billowing
volcanic
 babes
substantial
babes
from
Cubist Block
made
tubular-
industrial
~#~
Chiccoreal
 
Please find more words about tubular cubes and wavy smokestakes here;
Thanks Tess for the Modern Art prompt~!!!