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Appro­ba­tions 565

—after Trygve Seim’s Between

 

 

 

Between stare                          stare

            blank

opac­ity

            resembles

much

of the broken

                        semblances

cul­ture con­tains, intan­gi­ble mores

                                                                        focused

finite and inex­plic­a­bly distant

from con­sis­tent virtues of

ital­i­cized

                        beau monde.

 

 

Appro­ba­tions 566

—after Marc Johnson’s Since you Asked

 

 

 

My silence recalls bland-​​tongue

            architecture,

                                    achromatic

logic con­tain­ing

prayer­ful condi­ments, muti­lated con­nec­tion.  Your asking

con­tains metaphoric trails, my stand­ing still

of an oaks’ neigh­bor­hood of size, style—

 

rean­a­lyzes your truth of com­mit­ted understanding.

            The ideal

would be con­ver­sa­tion occurrence

                                    coun­ter­ing the silence

my sound releases

                        broken

con­fused mean­ing of my mind’s innate sepulture.

 

 

Appro­ba­tions 567

—after Bobo Stenson’s Olivia

 

 

 

Wears inter­wo­ven light like shadows

climb­ing con­tex­tual walls of needed

iso­la­tion.  Her

                        alone

retrieves an image of pale, bleached stone

engrained into sand’s warmed appre­ci­a­tion, resting,

 

the curved lightness

of smoothed exterior

does not wish to wan­der into sea’s lan­guage of

unsolved labyrinth.

 

 

 

Felino A. Sori­ano (b. 1974), is a case man­ager and advo­cate for devel­op­men­tally and phys­i­cally dis­abled adults.  He has authored 32 col­lec­tions of poetry, includ­ing “Con­strued Impli­ca­tions” (erbacce-​​press, 2009) and “Delin­eated Func­tions of Con­gre­gated Con­structs” (Cal­liope Nerve Media, 2010). His poems have appeared at Cal­liope Nerve, Unlikely 2.0, BlazeVOX, Metazen, Otoliths, and else­where.  He edits & pub­lishes Coun­terex­am­ple Poet­ics, an online jour­nal of exper­i­men­tal artistry, and Dif­fer­en­tia Press, ded­i­cated to pub­lish­ing e-​​chapbooks of exper­i­men­tal poetry.  In 2010, he was cho­sen for the Gertrude Stein “rose” prize for cre­ativ­ity in poetry from Wilder­ness House Lit­er­ary Review.  Philo­soph­i­cal stud­ies col­lo­cated with his con­nec­tion to clas­sic and avant-​​garde jazz explains moti­va­tion for poetic occur­rences.  His web­site explains fur­ther: www​.feli​noa​so​ri​ano​.info.
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Felino A. Sori­ano
felino [Email address: felino #AT# feli​noa​so​ri​ano​.info — replace #AT# with @ ]

Find me on Twit­ter
Per­sonal web­site: Felino A. Sori­ano | Poet of Phi­los­o­phy and Jazz Coöc­cur­rence
Founder, Pub­lisher Coun­terex­am­ple Poet­ics
Found­ing edi­tor, Pub­lisher Dif­fer­en­tia Press
Guest edi­tor, Cal­liope Nerve

Con­tribut­ing edi­tor, Sugar Mule
Con­sult­ing edi­tor,  Post: A Jour­nal of Thought and Feeling

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