Venting the Capital

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Venting the Capital

Mid-sentence, I pause, trying to recreate a spark
a current, some flow of remembrance
in the electricity of thought, but fail.
The infinite importance of the idea
suddenly shredded in short circuit synapse.

Like a breath, an exhalation escaping
my humid currents in a whisper, a moan, a sigh
each inane word slithers from me in confusion.
A vaporous haze settles over me, clouding me
as I gray into complete incoherence.

All illusion aside, I stand alone, voiceless
pondering my choices, dare I continue
as crystalline nothingness vents to airless void
or search the circuitry of my memory
to seize the last jolt of thought and speak.

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tarablackwood22tarablackwood22almost 20 years ago
Very...

...nice effort by a poet who is new to me. There is a lot here, handled with fine language, and this offers a promise of more quality verse to come.

twelveoonetwelveoonealmost 20 years ago
Zap

I liked the way the poem goes from "electricity of thought" to a "vaporous haze", and is brought back by "crystalline nothingness" to a "jolt of thought". Nice trip.

BTW: I don't believe I've ever seen the word combination before: "crystalline nothingness"

This takes two tired old words and makes something fresh and new, and serves you well in the transistion point.

Congrats.

LiarLiaralmost 20 years ago
Reviewed in the New Poems thread:

"Middleagepoet knows me very well. Or at least he captured a feeling that I have far too often. Venting the Capital tells the story, quite illustrative and written with a wonderfully eloquent flow, I might add, of a brain freeze."

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