Saturday, October 4, 2014

Art Exhibition: 4 - Juxtaposition


Needless to say, our interlocked harpoons entangled the subservient shellfish of our habitation.  The grindings of our tin canister, "unsanded," and the tinfoil wrapper of aluminum, pronounced in the British accent of course, fill the void between rocket and launcher as the knife attached to stick, impaled the first of all of its innocent prey.  Fish tails swerved and glided away in the undulations of currents that beset my heart like the very groupings of elements that create it.  Oh weary traveler, art thou, a small puckering of the lips, a minuscule bubble of breath from the near tragedy of aquatic kingdom?  Let the finned creature bleed, and hope the ions swell in the cushion of their saturated sea casket.

       - J. A. Kind

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