I was asked to submit my own favorite. This would be it. The picture is one peering into a Turkish prison cell in
the ancient prison fortress of Akka, Israel.
Cary Enoch Reinstein took the photo in 1973 ... aka enochsvision, Enoch's Vision Inc.
http://www.enochsvision.com/ Fine Art Gallery, plus poetry,and satire
Behind all these manifestations is the one radiance, which shines
through all. Please check out his other masterpieces.
Thank you Cary.
"By contrast…Lo!
The Flint to Steel
By spark to flame
Their thoughts reveal
That He the Metal
She the Stone
Had cherished secretly
Alone."
In awed respect
Flickered a flame
In thoughts for capture
None to blame
For in their spirit’s
Restless flight
Their flame grew on
Brighter…Bright
The nights were tasted
Theirs to own
As daylight fades
It’s shadowed form
They stole another
Blissful eve
Because they chose
To believe.
As metal drapes
Itself to stone
In ecstasy
They’re not alone
For lovers ... friends
Eternal plight
Is live by days
To love for nights.
With purloined rhythm
Hearts beat close
They loved till dawn
As sun arose
Flint to Steel
Their Metal honed
Content once more…for days alone
YES!!! Others have mentioned the strong rhythm and it reminds me of burnished metal being hammered. Such beautiful tension here as the two are forged in body, mind and spirit... a glorious alchemy and wonderful metaphor. That amazing photograph is like eternal mirrors. Amazing depth. Great poetry, Susan! K xx
This is one of my favorites of yours, Do we only steal those few moments in the comfort of others in search of our true soulmates? Excellent write Pierre.
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Mesmerizing, powerful lines that will linger long after having been read: well done. yes.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Bravo
Walt
Quick pulsating lines
That flow and rhyme
To a climactic end.
Throughly enjoyed
DWB
Fee
Ron
Amazing atmosphere hee, but this would not be my fav of yours, my fav would be bout us in the potting shed last summer, seya in the barn later....