....Kodjo Deynoo Poetry (K.D.P)
Social commentary, poetry and words, rants, chit chat, blah blah blah and typos/finding the connection between the dots.- ._.-._.-._.------- Sometimes I make sense /those are bad days/sometimes I am funny/ those are good days/ sometimes it is dots and lines/ find the silver lining, and find your own meaning
Saturday, 17 March 2012
What is poetry to a poet
I hang on a cliff edge wanting to let go
And holding firm to draw, so tight, my life
I would not let go of grip to fall
I yearn to unload these thoughts
They sit with burst on my mind
Begging to come out and be heard
Read, noted, examined, re-examined
And be understood in context by so few
The rest just blaspheme, leave them out
Though in the same light, lone candles, shadows of day
I fear, what would manifest out on paper like scripture
When I open these taps of my mind
What is poetry to a poet I ponder
An open book, abstract dairy of the very private
Or creativity with words from the subconscious
Labels:
Abstract art,
Literature,
Poetry
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Friday, 16 March 2012
M.anifest - suffer (good music from Ghana)
Blitz the Ambassador ft Corneille (Best I can) (Native Sun)
Enjoy and share
Repetition is a skill
Repetition is the better use of the word
A phrase in time, in time, at a time and again
For effect, at a time, at a time, ask Andy Warhol
Patterns, being that, saying that
Knowing that, as it stands that
Recycled at a time, each time, in time
And nature does not opt out of this excitement
With leaves, and flowers repeated in sequence
With zebras, and giraffe, tigers and crocks
Cliche is a posh word with snobbish nose
On steroids of hippocracy
Seeping tea, in china cups, "whatever!"
One may say, one may do, one may say
Does one know, that one may say
Indeed one may say, "merci"
For enlightenment, of this much, as much, for much
Use of the word this much as one may use
Indeed one may say, repetition is the mother of skill
As in being that repetitive is a better use of
A word, a phrase, a line or two at a time, and again
It works in poetry one may say, why not if it works well
Labels:
Abstract art,
philosophy,
Social Commentary
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