Exude former ude
Your odes retracted
Palisaded etudes
Correct attitudinally
Dialogues and dusklogs
Mesmerize the message
No knowledge but know how
To dye-a-poem
Day glow in the sunshine
Flusters darkness in you
A riven flow, a pitted olive
Like a pen cap on the tongue
Only similar things are alike
Objects on fire
Repel the enveloping flames
The envelope is sound
When it is new but wizened already
Crowded in, crammed in crannies
Population populi
You have become accustomed to
The customs here
The double lives
Of triple agents
Student of happiness
You know the song
And what it costs
Tongue says face tells
Do I repeat myself
Beginner’s luck
Up to and including
The caterpillars caterwaul
Wrong movements
In right direction
Cautious cautionary tales
Raisin bread
For the raisins
I aspire to be like those caterpillars.
Charming use of all these sister words!
YES, I really wanted to start reading this poem aloud almost immediately — or better yet, to hear you read it!
I support these modes of knowledge:
No knowledge but know how
To dye-a-poem
Day glow in the sunshine
So much mouth music in that opening triplet.