Posted by: boromax | March 2, 2023

The Movement of Language

Image from danceask.net

. . . . .

There is a mesmerizing dance

of sounds and syllables;

a triumphant choreography

of symbols and ciphers;

a sizzling scintillation

of shouts and sighs…

.

It happens

when language is

so eloquently stitched

that images and sensations

are spawned almost unbidden

in our imaginations.

Well-combined words,

whether read or heard,

can take us for a while

to another place and time.

.

The dance of words.

The hide and seek.

The thrust and parry.

The jump, the slide, the pause.

The twist and the twirl.

The calm emergence.

The nerve-jangling suspense,

and the jarring revelation.

.

The writer’s palette

grants entry to worlds beyond,

and the enraptured reader

dances boldly onward.

. . . . .

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Responses

  1. Such a very beautiful evocation of the dance of language

    • Thank you, Derrick. I am certain a fair part of my inspiration has come from reading your narrations. ~Ed.

  2. This enraptured reader dances boldly onward. Love the alliteration.

    • Thank you, SL! ~Ed.

    • I meant: Thank you, Geoff!! The alliteration to which you alluded abduriously allocated all the abounding astoricity of the atrocious amplicastifications. 🙂 Meaning: Oops!

      ~Ed.

      • Took me awhile in the dictionary before I could respond!

  3. Wonderful poetry painting!

    • Hi, SL! I inadvertently thanked you in a reply to a different user. Don’t worry. He already knows he is a different user. 😉 ~Ed.

      Anyhow – Thank you!

      • I’m good at doing that to the wrong person in texts lol thanks for dropping by!

  4. a clever way of describing the magic of a well written piece —

    • Thank you, John! ~Ed. 😉


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