Archive for January, 2009

17
Jan

“Pearl of a Day” by Samm Bahman

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Beyond these perfect walls
lies a cabin of doves
Contained by their feet
bound together by wires

They sleep in a drawer
but never grow tired
Their bones wither in the sun
Their minds burn red in the night

They are lost in the shape of their frame

Although they don’t speak
Their voices scream like sirens
They fall down with the rain
and anchor in the eyes of the trees

Sometimes they stare at you
like the morning tends to do

They act out in frustration
Methods of evil ring like bells
They caress the end of the rail
and grow weak at the knees

Stumbling to the ground
they supersede granite with gold

As the moon rises high
they return to their cage
Nestled deep within their shame
their lives give way
as a pearl replaces the day.

Copywright 2008 - Samm Bahman

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17
Jan

“Rachel Buchanan” By Hunter Dasten

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Can you peer through those eyes?
The radiance must be blinding.
As I gaze into them I’ve come to understand
what the ancients must have felt,
looking up toward the shimmering night sky.
All the mysteries and wonders of life
are clearly reflected, as is the light.
And even if I’d never be sure
just what chemicals kindle a stars faithful burn.
I would still spend every night
dreaming up poems about your eyes.

Biographical Sketch: Hunter Dasten is an Aspiring poet born on May 3rd 1987, he currently lives and writes in Savannah Georgia.

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