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A Last Supper Passage

by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com

So many ways to address the scope of one’s life. In watching again the Fellini film titled “The Ship Sails On,” I was reminded of one reviewer of this classic commented that the film generated in its audience "greater truth than everyday, obvious reality." Thus, a call to contemplate imagination’s power and conflict relative to illusion. (Image by pinterest)

Sunday, August 1, 2021


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 A Last Supper Passage

 

Idle the waves
Temperate the speed
Port and starboard of one’s life
Balanced
Righted
Afloat with winged calm

 

How beautiful the setting
Etched history of crystal refracting sun's horizon
While overhead beams of Edison
Highlight floral accents so small
Yet to some
So prescient in scope

 

They love me they love me not
Serenades us in silence
While Epicurean's silverware
Display will-o'-the-wisp reflections
Atop white clouds of linen comfort
Knowing their calling soon will begin

 

Alone perhaps
As all become
But such a celebratory buffet

 

Having chosen lightly from life's infatuation
The naked salads sprouted from grist
Adorned by dressings of mixed color
Remind the palate where the banquet early began
Once simply samplings of raw growth
Now homogenized into death's sweet and sour disguise

 

Inhaling deeply
We beckon moist breezes
Curve comforting auras about our mind
Sooth unhealed scars within the heart

 

Oh the remembering
The remembering

 

We pause

 

Breathing blood-red wine
Awaits our taste of resolve
Even as the waft of espresso
Alerts our senses to tomorrows
Not yet lived

As steward in white arrives
Insistence prevails
Longing resists

 

We ask
Might this be only one such night
One such pause to consider yet another day
Another breath

 

Silence delivers the answer

 

Dining on the ship of dreams
Where imagination
The taste of one’s next actuality
Awaits Neverland's satiated moment

 



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Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on August 2, 2021
There is a certain magic to a supper served superbly at sea. You have certainly captured all the divine essence of it. So glad that I have experienced that experience in time or two in the presence of good friends, if only just for that trip.

Ron


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