Loving One or From the Battlement: micropoems by Dale Williams Barrigar

Please don’t tarry!

Hurry to where

you’re needed, rush

as much as

you can toward

where I am.

…

Too many here

are plotting to

steel me. Help me make

their evil bleed

into the sand.

…

The jailers would

love to see

me

dashed against

their gates.

…

Lead

me far away

today. Help me

give their nasty

non-intentions the stake.

…

Their mundane conversations

create such deadly

mistakes.

…

The bells have had

it now, are done, and dusted,

and have died,

but maybe there is

still time.

…

Fast, Loving One.

Rapidly hover

above me now,

Coming From Above Me One.

…

Unload their soul

blunderbusses

and vanquish their

crucifixion dreams.

…

Real Poetry is contact invisible.

…

Real Poets are invisible.

(Even when

semi-visible).

…

Dale Williams Barrigar (images by Dale Williams Barrigar)

One thought on “Loving One or From the Battlement: micropoems by Dale Williams Barrigar”

  1. Dale

    It is wonderful how each micropoem is unto itself and yet a part of the greater mass. Like a person.

    Seems to me that you have a Red Demon on the premises. They are peaceful as long as you feed them jellies.

    Thank you!

    Leila

    Great Bob video, when he was at full physical power. He was once mental and physical. Still as vivid today, but more like a massless entity.

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