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reconciliation (a song of imajica)
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this is based on "Imajica", a truly wonderful novel by clive barker; in my opinion, his best work. i urge everyone to go out and read it.


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it had begun
with a brushstroke
a drunken attempt
to capture
a vision
of a love real
or imagined
a face neither here
nor there
in hues of indigo
and scarlet
a face
dancing
on the edge
of  passion's
horizon

upon inspection
it was discovered
hidden in
the whirling
colorstorm
was not one face
but two
blind to each other
yet
embraced
in a sacred unity
of blood
and spirit
dawn's hope
mingled
with twilight's promise

from these faces
a spiraling
had been birthed
streams of thought
and seed
etching a map
of earth
and from her edges
borders
had begun
to weave themselves
into a tapestry
which revealed
her sisters
who had been lost
to her

five sisters
now overlapping
sharing their joys
miseries
births
deaths
and rebirths
sisters dancing
an ecstatic circle
of reconciliation

and hidden
within the circle
where all
will come to
by and by
dances
the final gift
of home
 
  

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 Reviews of "reconciliation (a song of imajica)"
Reviewed by L. Figgins
Reviewed on May 14, 2005
Thank you. Beautiful...

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on May 13, 2005
great syntax and imagery ...

dances
the final gift
of home

i like the style and mood of your poetry ...


Reviewed by Brian Pellerino
Reviewed on May 13, 2005
Alex,

Imajica is one of my favorite books by CB. Second only to the Great and Secret Show. This is a fantastic mirror-piece. You have an amazing perspective my friend.

B

Reviewed by Sue Hess
Reviewed on May 13, 2005
i love the rhythm and flow of this work and i will check out the book


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