Wednesday, August 29, 2001

My impression of Continuity by Poet Angelo Zinna:

Just after this beloved Poet returned from his pilgrimage to his homeland, I was able to convince him to sign 15 copies of one of his most respected poems. Along with his consent they have been placed exclusively here at eBay for auction. Winning bidders will receive a signed copy printed on 8 1/2" x 11" Acid-Free Premium Paper for long lasting archival quality. The paper is white and contains an attractive Florentine Embossed Margin. Appropriate for display anywhere you want to share serenity.

As with any great artist, his work will surely increase in value, over time. To view his poem Continuity, Click Here or you can simply scroll towards the bottom of this page.

Payment accepted via PayPal, Billpoint or money order. Add $2.00 for Postage and handling on any First Class USA deliveries. For Priority USA Deliveries its $3.50. All others, please email me with the appropriate details.

Thank you

Arthur Kill

A friend of the Poet

You can contact me at one of Angelo’s points of contact:

Angelo Zinna
PO Box
Bethpage, NY 11714


Continuity

I stand by and watch you catch

Your desire to propel yourself into the new age is inextricable--it’s simple

Accurate to my eyes

You are failing

Weakening

Forcing yourself onto the immense reservoir of life

Pushing

Testing

Changing

You

Your New

Too do the same

There is no measure of start and stop that breathes in your approach to this action

Jointed, you reach for the new age

Tracking little of yourself in the wake of your past

Announce and beat upon

Swirls of infinite that replaces itself with each new chance






 

Copyright © Angelo Zinna All rights reserved


Tuesday, August 28, 2001

Behind Red Words waiting behind red — Not spoken Yesterday’s declarations are now broken Final farewells once promised Today, all these go unspoken Side to side are broken streets Without words, workers working their mechanical feats Waiting, sealed up in this worn set of wheels Its noon and yesterdays dreams are as good as high beams We’re listening to an old tune climb Impatiently she’s tapping out the time When the signal arrives We’re rolling to say one more of those little goodbyes Traveling down — her lips recall each and every odd one As if there were no shops to wallow For the stars, from the sun She commands. “Don’t ease up — We can make it.” I indulge, keeping the count alive Driven to be on the open-road by five Throwing the middle mirror to her side She applies a new coat of red Sardonically configuring my old words “Forget the past — it’s as good as DEAD!” I grin and return, “That’s what I said.” Her body supports “THIS IS IT!” Half stopped, Half gone, and Now I’m left alone To find my T-Bird a temporary home {Inside the theater} Proscenium, O Proscenium, my love’s a fortnight from me. …an Ill-bred invader? NO not I. Unenlightened and drawing from vacuous beginnings — possibly. A clod? No, just vexed by this vixen, who not once, not twice, but three times promised this picture would be placed in the scrapbook of time. Hear that harsh whisp chastise my soliloquy? Suddenly these slender skins automatically take to fixtuating. Four or five gather up some deity. Two or three forestage wrangling away – only their postures for provocation. Apexual determinants aglow and your movement’s rake, slide – they command the fragile exposure of time. Look here Proscenium… I’m slathered in sentimentality One must never sever a mother’s love Or remove every other word from Shakespeare’s work Alone — separating you for love alone? By my side would be an act — just a stand-in — a stage bereft of its showpiece I’m writing you this note Attaching it to your coat I’m saying goodbye — goodbye Stephanie I wouldn’t ask you if I could No one should So it’s Goodbye — one to many goodbyes {Inside the T-Bird} Outside the city happens so quickly No need to count the numbers — just wheel on bye Onto the open highway, it’s a distant shore I’m headed for Gone and Left behind, time remains unbroken Ahead of the red — words are waiting to be spoken Copyright ã Angelo Zinna All rights reserved 02/28/2001 02:04:11 PM 1

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