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- Yongle Voynich
- Oct 20, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 21, 2024
when my words
wander off notepad pages
to onomatopoeic jungles
and i hear
the creak and crackle
of adjectives alliterating
between branches and brambles
assonant alligators swimming
in light dappled rivers
under banyan tree arms,
personified into jumbling
phrases, pontifications
on connection
the sun peeks through
canopies of metaphor,
a simile of a lemon
spilling juices, bubbling
golden to blue skies
above the warm
treetops
and my words
march across my desk of
crumpled paper balls
tucked haphazardly by
drained fountain pens
my joints pop with my stretch—
session over, and i, the general
with ink-stained hands, of
artillery adjectives and
saluting nouns smiling:
every word a quiet
victory
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