He’s there again, as patient
as oil, waiting for the No 4.
Plumed and glassy-eyed
and as broken as a drawer
you may never open.
Two statures in one -
Glossy Ibis/Rumpelstiltskin
yet as urbane as
Alain Fabien Maurice Marcel Delon.
He’s a rare thing, as confident in
his beauty as in his repulsion -
A statue slowly chiselling
himself away. Don’t let it be said
that he could not mend - when
perhaps he was not broken
anyway?
The Glossy Ibis
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Thanks Mac,
No connection, was just looking for a simile for patience, that was slick and tied in to the 'The Glossy Ibis' - Oil!
It's a poem of contradictions, perhaps too many?
Cheers
Kris
No connection, was just looking for a simile for patience, that was slick and tied in to the 'The Glossy Ibis' - Oil!
It's a poem of contradictions, perhaps too many?
Cheers
Kris
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Kris
nice one, - " as patient as oil"
But then "as broken as a drawer you'll never open"
seems a bit overkill . They are too close together for my liking
enjoyed though
Tony
nice one, - " as patient as oil"
But then "as broken as a drawer you'll never open"
seems a bit overkill . They are too close together for my liking
enjoyed though
Tony
Counting the beats,
Counting the slow heart beats,
The bleeding to death of time in slow heart beats,
Wakeful they lie.
Robert Graves
Counting the slow heart beats,
The bleeding to death of time in slow heart beats,
Wakeful they lie.
Robert Graves