Da Vinci's scribbles on poetry.

The silent meaning

lies between verses

the message encrypted

sentences deciphered

stanza's broken 

words read:

the order becomes clear

in the religion of poetry.

Reviews

[Einstein Noodle]

great title, great poem, a perfect tribute to abstract and mysterious .. love the parallel you draw with Mr. Da Vinci ...
E.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you kind Sir.

[Patricia Wedel]

dear Andrew,,, I love the phrase, "the religion of poetry".
It gives us a preview of the hereafter... like plunging into
the waves of Eternity. truly, Pat

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you dear Pat.

[Ted Kniffen]

The meaning known to the writer does lie in the blank spots between verses. Like that encrypted code waiting for Robert Langdon to decipher sentences to break enigmatic stanzas we leave our thoughts buried within and the meaning becomes the new order in the religion of poetry that readers follow to their own conclusions.

We put forth for others to decipher.

A fine write, Andrew.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you very much Ted.

[jacob erin-cilberto]

i think Leonardo was a poet with a brush...but wow, it would have been something to get to talk to him and find out what he thought of poets...those who did it with pen rather than brush.
his paintings were amazing...i really like this one so much, andrew.
j.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you very much Jacob.