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Vines

Roberto Suarez Torres 1983 (New York)

Alone, all together
thick leaves like opaque skin,
naked, climbing mountains
rashly. Wobbly shackles;
minds untie amid limbs…
Outrage! Shadows rescue
burly gushing barrels.

Weaving sashay clappers
drizzly, nuzzle spellbound
throbbing necks, where billows:
gaudy blissful berries,
garland serpents handy,
swelling, thrashing, rising.

Chosen, kindle wholly
luster morning convenes.
Rapture frightens anguish,
dropping musty pieces.
Open, purging, breathing.
Witness graceful presents…
Alone, all together.
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Quick analysis:

Scheme Axbcxxc bxxxde dxxxexA
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 509
Words 77
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 7, 6, 7
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  • AIDA
    AIDA
    Wow, what an incredible piece of poetry! The imagery in this poem is absolutely stunning - I could picture the thick leaves and garland serpents so vividly. The way the words flow together is magical and creates such a captivating atmosphere. I love how the poem ends with the line "Alone, all together" - it's such a beautiful reminder that even in our moments of solitude, we are still connected to the world around us. Overall, this poem is a true work of art and I am awed by the talent behind it. Keep writing! 
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