Caesura Cessation

// = caesura, although some conductors may also call them tramlines, railroad tracks or a cut-off. The sign means that there is a silent pause in the onward flow of the musical line

“Good actions give strength to ourselves and inspire good actions in others” Plato

-*-Capped Flame-*-

Friday’s Matches by New Zealand artist – Paul Hutchinson

Capricious captioning:

Dark and suspect,

Like the Brothers Grimm

Although having never met

Two

True

Interwoven inter-stories of regret

Now fashioning new understanding

And tolerance for other

For forfeit

For patronisingly patriarchal

Him

Since I smother

Whim

I found

I am made brighter from your imagining

I rise; unbound

*

Paint to cover

Played pleasantries

Twisted by these

Overfed

Reserv’ed

Niceties

*

Reversed

By our travesties

That we pretend we’re not troubled

By

*

Bypass

Bye: last

Longing

So self-destructive

It’s sweet

Wrapped up in rapturously neat

Complaint

*

Paint to cover

My delight

Paint me out across the skies

Of night;

Your heart-stopping lullabies

Surprise

Me with their structure

So sweet

Wrapped up in rapturously neat

Complaint

*

A man who weaved into a physicality

A divine combination of madness and sanity

A delicate balance of the masterful masculine

And the freshness of femininity

He,

Who took that lint and splint and ran

A fine finger across my metaphorical torso:

In abandonment, the discovery of control

*

And this here now, my tale of woe

Is, somehow,

Driving to find a home and a hoe

That I might be able to return to plough

Fields

Of fertile dirt; trapped ‘neath fingernails

Suffering

Is, somehow,

Divining through

Wheat-lined trails

Of happiness

*

Forlorn in frames of woollen wiles

Still not sure if we’re more wise

Or wiley

Maybe just more ready

To be foolish

Kiss

Our sighs

As we’ve ushered in so many goodbyes

In the hope that our world might be repaired again

*

Love’s not lost, but rediscovered

In friends

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