LyraHydraComa

Poem by: LyraHydraComa

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LyraHydraComa

LyraHydraComa is Soma in December a song to Remember
Vested Armor to Shield the Pain of Disaray.
Musical Fusion Paradox Orthodox or South Paw Muse with a Fuse
Adding to the Lexicon Weaving Stitching Penmanship Predaliction.
Aiding Subjects with Subjects Subjecting Mythos
Harp Song Snake Charmer Armour Dali Lama Tao like
Trapping Blessed Essence of Peace with Paper and Tapered edge
Pistil issue.
Soft as Tissue Hymns Rhyming Blends Prose Villenelle
against the Night- Loves Labors lost least frequently in the Light.
Dylan Tune amused Bobbing and Sparing like Manny Pacquiao in the First round;
" I shall Be Released".
Polar Opposite Charge Electron
Mitre Cider Blend Medulla Obliged Visor Ride
Star in sight Opthatmology the Sweet Science
Chiron Professor Javelin scene Pugilist seen
a Golden Fleece a Treasured piece Berenice-a Lock of Hair.
Horizontal Count Decades Since Last we Met.(c) 2013 LyraHydraComa/penultimate

LyraHydraComa

LyraHydraComa is Soma in December a song to Remember

Vested Armor to Shield the Pain of Disaray.

Musical Fusion Paradox Orthodox or South Paw Muse with a Fuse

Adding to the Lexicon Weaving Stitching Penmanship Predaliction.

Aiding Subjects with Subjects Subjecting Mythos

Harp Song Snake Charmer Armour Dali Lama Tao like

Trapping Blessed Essence of Peace with Paper and Tapered edge

Pistil issue.

Soft as Tissue Hymns Rhyming Blends Prose Villenelle

against the Night- Loves Labors lost least frequently in the Light.

Dylan Tune amused Bobbing and Sparing like Manny Pacquiao in the First round;

" I shall Be Released".

Polar Opposite Charge Electron

Mitre Cider Blend Medulla Obliged Visor Ride

Star in sight Opthatmology the Sweet Science

Chiron Professor Javelin scene Pugilist seen

a Golden Fleece a Treasured piece Berenice-a Lock of Hair.

Submitted: June 09, 2013

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FrootLoop246

Really great work!!! :D I love this!

Tue, July 9th, 2013 9:07pm

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thanks for the compliment

Wed, July 10th, 2013 7:59am

Luke Mullen

I like the contradiction/uncertain certainness.
And the fact that it requires deconstruction in order to understand the array of meanings and emotions is a plus... hopefully that doesn’t sound pretentious, but far too common I find that many people like a quick fix, easily digested statement. Not a poem. This is a poem that requires some digesting – it is a poem.
i'll be back. Luke.