PLUR Psalms 01: Annunciation

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Part 1 of the 7 part series

Updated 10/02/2022
Created 02/12/2011
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Angel Gabrielle
(my sister’s bff)
appears before me,
a vision:

glitter hair hula skirt cute
dimples lip-ring
moon boots fairy wings

Glad tidings (the angel says):
you’re going out to firestone with us tonight
you’ll love it so
I’ve brought you a pill
do not be afraid

This greeting troubles
I try to demure

But the angel answers:
you will be called raver
find favor in the crowd
the music claims you
in the thrall of your high
behold your sister Lizzy
proclaims this gospel too

I am made servant to the beat:
as they spoke, it is done.
Ecstasy leapt in my belly, for my joy
This generation calls me blessed

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fridayamfridayamover 13 years ago
I loved

the ritualistic language and the liturical atmosphere. Good read.

AngelineAngelineover 13 years ago
Another great read!

Though I think I preferred the other psalm over this which seems a little wordy to me: not much, but maybe you could do some judicious pruning and have a stronger piece. But I say that in the context of this being (imo) a really good poem to begin with.

GuiltyPleasureGuiltyPleasureover 13 years ago
Interesting

It held me to the end. The better, imo, of your two PSALMS but both are unusual and intriguing.

Tess

KobaKobaover 13 years ago

I liked this poem! Good use of sound, very good beat! Good work!

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