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The Art of Forgetting
by Brandon Gene Petit
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Rated "G" by the Author.

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Rolling on New England hills
A drowsy passenger en route
Settling into torpid cadence
Eyes at rest on distant targets
 
Rescued by reluctant angels
Just before the final blow
A relict of a sinking vision
Novice to a rural spell
 
A reign of hurt made obsolete
Old fires ebbed by filthy snow
The piercing glare of winter white
Compels blue weary eyes to squint
 
Dipped in semi-sweet surrender,
Puppet strings fall limp at last
A bale of wants and woes now rests
In the belly of a day deceased
 
Birds in flight, a living symbol
Cruising through antique asylum
Hopes to one day join their freedom
Race against the blur they ride
 
Home assumes initial form
Condemn the roads that led astray
The land of all things left behind
Becomes a brand new destination
 
 
 
 
 

 


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Reviewed by Carol Surber 11/8/2008
To forget what will never come again...to imagine what may. Your talent is shining and your words sing out meaning!
CarolHawks
Reviewed by Gianetta Ellis 6/7/2008
Aside from myself, you're the only other person I've ever known to use the word "torpid." Well done, kindred poet.
Reviewed by Anita Eboka 2/15/2008
You have a high rich taste of words. I love the way you play with words and use it in telling your story. Very nice.
Reviewed by CHINMOY BOSE 2/9/2008
this cyclic wonder makes our unique experience at the present moment, forever. yes I like to believe...forever. and you provoke, good work.
Reviewed by Belinda Baker 2/7/2008
The reader got to take this journey with you. Very nice imagery.

Belinda
Reviewed by Ed Matlack 1/23/2008
"In the belly of a day deceased "

This is one great line, so descriptive as the whole poem invokes images for the reader...ed
Reviewed by Larry Lounsbury 1/22/2008
Enjoyed this journey into tomorrow.


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