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  • -‘ Somber

    -‘ Somber

    oh forgive me in time for your matrona son is still teething on blessings, forgotten cracked ceilings of the church where I prayed for my health –  –  –

    Andrew Dalrymple

    June 27, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
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  • Viscous ‘+

    Viscous ‘+

    oh the shore of excuses or sure the feeling of leaving myself in the drought though I ought to be leaving the land where I first met thyself + + +

    Andrew Dalrymple

    June 26, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
    christianity, christians, poems, POETRY, poets, PROSE, romantics, wordpress, words, writing
  • – , Netherlandish Execution / Nikódimos

    – , Netherlandish Execution / Nikódimos

    The gulch of the gods who had once painted time Now settle in dust to abstain from the climb The glory of man left in pious refrain Sincerity won in the god he had slain The robin sewn sackcloth turned grey from his youth ‘Neath the bark of his zeal lays the onus to truth…

    Andrew Dalrymple

    June 21, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
    christianity, dailyquotes, EKPHRASIS, poems, POETRY, Poetry & Prose, PROSE, quotes, tumblr, wordpress, words, writing, writingchallenge
  • álas Blood, –

    álas Blood, –

    Humanity purged by a lack of belief Through gnashing red wine and the grinding of teeth Drunkards assailed by the conflict of wheat Their mothers who kissed salt blood from his feet Comparing the oil on the fringe of her shawl A proportionate sin for the sons of the fall The march of god-men past…

    Andrew Dalrymple

    June 20, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
    blogging, christianity, EKPHRASIS, poems, POETRY, Poetry & Prose, PROSE, wordpress, writing, writingchallenge
  • Drought of Man / Diarkí̱s

    Drought of Man / Diarkí̱s

    Unabridged fields of green, the work of he who has counted his seed.

    Andrew Dalrymple

    June 14, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
    blogging, christianity, EKPHRASIS, poems, POETRY, Poetry & Prose, PROSE, wordpress, writing, writingchallenge
  • Vitals

    Vitals

    Life was on the edge of its seat waiting for a broken convention. To be capsized again in an eternal depth of floating freedoms. Sinking further into the abyss of my vitals. Mary strung sequins of a life not yet lived. I will go sailing. Gone are the notebooks of seasons won and here I…

    Andrew Dalrymple

    June 13, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
    blogging, christianity, poems, POETRY, PROSE, wordpress, writing, writingchallenge
  • Unbridled

    Unbridled

    The belting harmony of gradually building strings layered in practice and ill-composed restraint. A leader, a follower, and the muse. Gentle at the arrival of fresh blood yet an awakened power of infinite depth. Crushing foam leaving remnants of the air she kissed. An unfeeling balanced and emotional maelstrom of activity with unbridled grace. It…

    Andrew Dalrymple

    June 7, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
    blogging, christianity, EKPHRASIS, poems, POETRY, Poetry & Prose, PROSE, writing, writingchallenge
  • The Møring Queen

    The Møring Queen

    The last prophet etched lines in the sand. Her mellifera axiom. All about her is quiet in the garden where she lay. At the sound of her mournful strung beating heart the Prince of Normandy hazards a doubt. The frailty he long wished to know exposed before him in the flight of a righteous rain; a…

    Andrew Dalrymple

    May 24, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
    blogging, christianity, POETRY, PROSE, wordpress, writing, writingchallenge
  • Prince of Normandy

    Prince of Normandy

    The great thief of Normandy brought cowardice upon the North mount of France. The guise of uncertain truth beguiled in the dance of the honeybee. A meat-eater whose grounds were the pasture of pines, a sacred place of old. A Queen dethroned. The sickle of death disguised by a familiar coat they had come to know.…

    Andrew Dalrymple

    May 22, 2017
    Poetry & Prose
    POETRY, PROSE
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