My poetry/prose

Wednesday's soliloquy.

Dear Wednesday falls in love with trepidation

Breaks,falls,disintegrates

Memories dissisipate

Nostlagia overflows into an upward trajectory

Fly then without wings,perilous flight

Like in waking I grovel dream

Masked,my shield,my cape

Red red red

And in dreaming I bleat,

Composed a sacrificial lamb

Night is day and days are bought

By the unsuspecting oracle

Tuesday met her tragedy

Hidden,clipped by Pandora

Neverthless

Neverthless

Neverthless

One waits in guarded monotony

Wielding a wilted vein

Neverthless

Another new thunder I stole

From cells above and clouds below

My locks are spent

Shattering the floor

Hair

Just lopped there.

*note

Patrick Chow gave me an idea,so I'll explain my points at the bottom of each poem now.

Brief: This poem talks about the beginning of a Wednesday with a narcoleptic,almost subconscious,half conscious subject matter hovering.The use of repetitive "Neverthless" is a proliferation of monotony. The point is enhanced by the final line "Neverthless" again.

Subject is musing about routine and the poem ends with the subject inducing change by shearing her locks (hair). Other key points such as "red","sacrificial lamb" are almost dreamlike sequences where the subject is almost in a dark room (think dark room for developing pictures.setting: dim,red light).

The subject uses juxtapositions to contrast the struggle and confusion from within. The inability to deal with or handle a familiar "bad" day met its demise with Pandora. This describes a little of past events that the subject mentions. Pandora's box is commonly known that once opened breeds consequences and repurcussions.

There are more of course, but I'll just give the skinny.:) Welcome for more interpretations.