Waterfall

Some words

"Hearts awry
Wary ghostly grasp
Weary lonely gasp
Yet I can’t hold

Enclasp"

Robert.

                                   Waterfall

"Hearts awry
Wary ghostly grasp
Weary lonely gasp
Yet I can’t hold

Enclasp"

The night is silence, old heart awry in sombre songs, barren sea memories and smitten kisses remembered.

The wary ghostly grasp the quiet night, the deadly echoes spring into my quiet mind.

Did I do enough? 

Reaching the last tavern at the dead end road,

weary lonely gasp written into a private journal.

Did I find Kosinski ending? Hemingway last breathe?

Is the hush of silent, blessing or hell?

Yet I can' hold on to yesterday,

I can't enclasp today and I can't stop tomorrow.

I wish I could cry tears like a waterfall,

releasing a million miles of the  black light, the dark light.

Stand naked and fearless,

and I know.

Us men,

we killed the things he loved and he cannot die.

we learn too late,

the dead can't rise and broken hearten lady, always remember.

"Hearts awry
Wary ghostly grasp
Weary lonely gasp
Yet I can’t hold

Enclasp"

Begotten, forgotten,

bleeding, screaming,

dying, lying.

Love that whither cannot be re-planted and 

brought back to life.

The even-song is sad and jazzy.

Old Poet wrote.

The dead can't rise.

                           Dancing Coyote

Author's Note

Thank you Robert for allowing me to use some of his words.

Reviews

[Robert Trakofler]

There is a fellow you may of heard of that in the seventies took the minimalist visual concept and interpreted it to music he was way ahead of his time... his album Music for 18 Musicians is widely considered one of the holy grails of compositions ever made... his name is Steven Reich.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_for_18_Musicians

I bring this up because a decent amount of my writing aspire stems from some of the concepts of the minimalist approach particularly in my consecutive word alliterations. the goal or concept of this movement is that more is less and less is more I embrace this approach to a certain degree but my motivations are a bit different then said past artist. I wish when attempting to express to just infer the right amount of the painting to enable the viewer/reader/witness etc to complete the picture in his or her own mind... giving ownership to them a sort of electric wave conduction of conception:)

now after having said all of this... that is what you just did! you just pushed the wave further in your interpretation you read everything I said and didn't say and conducted it further I don't mind admitting that it made a tear well as i read this poem as i read the completions of my thought flows unfolded thru your voice so sublime and i am mesmerized by it.

[Robert Trakofler]

I forgot to say I really like that song I love a vocalist that transcends from singing words and uses there voice as a keyed instrument

[Coyote Poetry]

Beth Hart is wonderful and thank you for sharing the amazing comment. Thank you Robert for reading. Your good words gave me reasons to write.

[Lydia Shutter]

That which has left this earth is not coming back....too many do not appreciate this till it is too late. How wonderful Robert's words inspired you....that is what a writing site is all about. I enjoyed this one. Lydi**

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you Lydia. Robert, a amazing writer.

[Benita-Staebell M - Kin..]

So beautiful my friend
painful memories heal
but they can't be forgotten.

But never allow our mistakes
or even the hurt of the ones
that hurt us and never apologized
to consume us or become visible
haunting Ghosts in our future life
now.


Ghosts of our past can haunt us
but moving on and knowing Gods
forgiven us and even heal us from
things that weren't our fault does
help us heal.

"Hearts awry
Wary ghostly grasp
Weary lonely gasp
Yet I can’t hold
Enclasp"

Begotten, forgotten,
bleeding, screaming,
dying, lying.
Love that whither cannot be re-planted and
brought back to life.

The even-song is sad and jazzy.
Old Poet wrote.

The dead can't rise.



Beautifully written

[Coyote Poetry]

Thank you dear Benita. A fellow poet gave me the reason to create.

[Benita-Staebell M - KindredPoet]

You're very welcome 👍