Broken Rhyme

03.18.10

Photo credits to Elsie Esq.

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His words flew like wild birds on a break out,

typed haphazardly and unconsciously,

nearly escaping the essence.

Seconds were like hours with his blank mind.

No rhythm, no rhyme.

Like a few solitary reflections thrown on a blank screen

that hoped to ignite his hibernating soul,

who used to create masterpieces in a few lines, yet.

Maybe a dreamer who woke up from a nightmare

that no adjectives could describe.

The keyboard stayed silent for another minute

because his mind got distracted,

but his flame slowly tasted the timber of thoughts

and formed a story within an enlightenment.

Prose won tonight, still, the poet craved for the melody

of what was once created for the contentment of his heart.

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Zorlone, an anagram of my name. A title fitting to this blog of mine. Words are created every time such as blogs created online. This site will showcase thoughts translated into words. Dream. Create. Inspire. Follow me in Twitter @Zorlone or visit me too at 140 Flash Fiction.

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2 Responses to “Broken Rhyme”

  1. jan geronimo says:

    If you’re looking for relief, I say don’t go looking for one. Acknowledge it, have it sit down for a while and engage it in a staring contest, if you must. Let’s see who blinks first. :)

    Broken rhyme. Ah, dissonance. Ah, ready your stethoscope and listen well. Some kernels of truth get masked in awful static initially.

    Do I hear you foregoing your siesta for a much needed fact finding mission? Kidding…

  2. Zorlone says:

    I have found a way to catch up with my siestas, not as frequent and as long as I hoped to have but good enough.

    The truth speaks in the sound of kernels, they pop, they crack, they squeak (mice), but whatever sound they make, they still taste like kernels. (too much coffee here)

    Z

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