Tocsin

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TOCSIN

By CARL EDGAR L** © 2004, all rights reserved

Her voice is a tocsin
stirring the dead leaves of the heart
half sensed from over the far seas
through the last
bleak fire in the west,
the forefell.

A tuning fork that resurrects
the soul-dead spaces in the breast, makes supple
the reliquary of memory, brings close
. . . the upward spring.

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YDDYDDalmost 20 years ago
A good read

A very fine effort by a new voice,

"stirring the dead leaves of the heart"

is a very strong and fresh image.

My only question is "forefell".

I can't find it anywhere.

SeattleRainSeattleRainalmost 20 years ago
amplitude

Thank you for a taste of something new, loved the metaphor-- imagining that tuning fork vibrating... geting the perfect harmonic

WickedEveWickedEvealmost 20 years ago
intelligently written

I enjoy good poetry. Thank you for bringing me some to read.

bluerainsbluerainsalmost 20 years ago
spring rhapsody

resonates so beautiful in this lovely pen..visuals are fine tuned....and pleasing to the senses....loved it*****o))bluerain

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