A Poet's Birthday Dance Through Fire and Rain 2007
by Aberjhani — Read all 107 poems by Aberjhani
from The River of Winged Dreams
Sunday, July 9, 2006
Dear Readers,
Thank you for your interest in this title. I’m happy to announce it is now available as part of the collection title The River of Winged Dreams:
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We don't want the Gods to be discriminated, DO WE? For Zeus! We should not be egotist! This poem, must be recited to Phoebus; and once Pan is smiling to me – while talking to Minerva – I will ask her to send an aid of order, say, a HUMMINGBIRD – to the Olympus to deliver a copy of this, "A Poet's Birthday Dance Through Fire and Rain, Part 2 of 2" to Erato, asking her to read it loudly to Apollo and peers.
Gratefully,
Margarita Caligaris, Litt.D., Ph.D.
P.S.: (*) MYTHEOLOGICAL. A contraction of the words mythological and theological coined by Poet Bendavi ben-YEHU in his poem, “The Humanity Of The Gods.”
Enjoyed. Andre said it best.
Unwittingly on your part, unwillingly on mine, you've drenched me in light, Aberjhani, into an understanding of dreams and agony, love and life, visions and hollows.
It's strange, or maybe not, past poets don't move my soul in the way I crave, but, you do, so painfully, it has a feeling of beatificism. Would I could be as strong as you in my path...
Your 'birth' day becomes our 'rebirth' day. Thank you for your shared strength, Poet Aberjhani. You give a cold world of ashes flowers of words and worth.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Reindeer
Love Tinka
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
You always provide an escape for all your readers. You repeatedly inspire and move one to greater heights.
Lisa
First part was composed with two hundred and seventy words in six stanzas of six verselines. This received three hundred and six words making six strophes of six verselines. They seem to have a connection with some esoteric message, for the total amount of words and lines in vertical –sums up to be eighteen in horizontal lines, which when divided by three, becomes SIX; (SIX, plus SIX, and plus SIX) and, if one sums horizontly, the number of words of the first part becomes – NINE, and same happens with the number of stanzas, which is the same with all of the second part, except the number of words, but the sum becomes – NINE, the same way.
This composition has an outstanding imagery of ontologic-cosmological and social nature, from impressionism to surrealism, and all that rhetorical figures help paint. This poem talked to me on our first encounter, and our understanding was full communion, when the recipient/reader became part of the loading product.
I did have a poetic banquet with balanced meals to nourish mind, heart and soul; and feel privileged enjoying this sublime moment.
I salute You, Poet.
May You enjoy a healthy creative long blissful life.
In gratitude,
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
... may you dance on for many years, Aberjhani.
LL*
Love,
Miriam
Love,peace and harmony.
Susan
Take care,
Sherry
Susan
~~martin~~
Your exquisite poetry is on another planet....
They say men come from Mars , and women from Venus, then your didactic verse must originate beyond our constellation..
Peter