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Hand Job in the Sistine Chapel
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Is that what’s called serial inspiration?

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Hand Job in the Sistine Chapel


 


I am inadequately cunning


to watch my tongue


nor hear its muffled sound


in your holy obscured places.


 


I’d rather be a Cherub or French.


They speak their arcane dialect


from ceilings and temples of love.


They have no need for language.


Their gestures do the job just fine.


 


My spirituals needs are easily inspired.


 


Visually.


 


~~~


Alex Nodopaka June©2004


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My latest publications art/poetry:


 


http://www.erotica-readers.com/GD/PoetryFrame.htm (Apr 2004)


http://lotusbloomsjournal.com/index.html (January 2004)


http://www.angelfire.com/poetry/bytasha/16.html (January 2004)


http://www.tryst3.com  (December 2003)


 


http://www.homestead.com/optimumART/page1.html

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 Reviews of "Hand Job in the Sistine Chapel "
Reviewed by Tova Gabrielle
Reviewed on April 12, 2005
Their gestures do the job just fine.
 
My spirituals needs are easily inspired.
 
Visually

Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on September 6, 2004
There is much more here than one might think at first read. Thank you. Love and peace. Regis

Reviewed by Carma Stewart (Reader)
Reviewed on July 4, 2004
If I did not know your mind as well as I have gotten to know it, through your writings and art, this poem would seem rather crude and lewd. Readers who judge such musings as unworthy of expression may be sentenced to the boredom of towing the Party Line for the rest of their days; anyone who has a brain should be using it to its fullest, and if anyone chooses not to think, not to ponder, not to question, not to explore -- as if thoughts are dangerous and we are powerless puppets, slaves of brainwaves -- such a reader deserves to remain in the stagnant stench of superficial introspection.

You've written a very deep piece here, my friend. I doubt if many will have a clue what you are communicating, but that is the fate of all abstract artists. Abstract minds need and feed abstract minds -- those who cannot see anything in abstract art should move along to whatever does move them and not bring themselves down by becoming overtly critical that some of us are deeply moved by abstract thinking and the types of art it tends to produce.

I really like this poem, Alex.

Reviewed by Mitzi Jackson
Reviewed on July 2, 2004
oh boy
yep i ditto what judeAce said
bigSmiles

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on June 28, 2004
different stokes for different folks ...

Reviewed by Lori Moore
Reviewed on June 28, 2004
Nice job. I love the arcane dialect line. Enjoyed.


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