Malady of Moods
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Thursday, May 1, 2003
Awakening.
Wondering,
what is the point to feeling?
Melodic mixing of twisted meanings begin
the concert of emotions, or lack thereof.
Seeming, too darkly loud and empty of harmony,
brazen squawks of hooting horns, shrill cymbalic symbolism
shreds the silence of caring, lonely aria, flattened.
Dicsordancy flourishes baton of day’s song,
madly orchestrated, crazily paced, whipping away at strings
too fragile to accommodate life’s crescendos,
sawing and plucking,
blatting booms pounding peace of balanced mind until...
the instrument breaks,
and calming interlude is out scored, as
symphonic cacophony settles into
rhythmic malady
of moods.
Erin Moen
8/5/02
Copyright 2002/2003 ©
~Nikki~
Love this one.....even with my DICtionary next to me < < <Smiles>>>
Love
Tinka
I am becomming more of a fan of yours each passing day. Sometimes I need my dictionary but I love your work.
tony
"the instrument breaks,
and calming interlude is out scored, as
symphonic cacophony settles into
rhythmic malady
of moods."
stunning indeed.
peggy