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№ 1183299
Thoughts about Architecture
And if I built a building, I'd build it out of bugs. Spiders, bees, and scorpions, And seeping, slimy slugs. Its floors would crunch and splatter, Its ceilings would drip down; Floors that hide up in your pants And buzzing all around. My building would be creepy, Decrepit, lacking health; And though I do not care for bugs I'd have it to myself.
Author: Kathryn Allen Ferguson | 0 | Date: 13/03/2020 |
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№ 1116038
Architecture and Me
Design it. But refine it. From drafting class In junior high with the protractor I have always Longed for progress In architecture. A harking back to medieval styles (along with an old fashioned look in big cars) In the seventies depressed me But how I know That Frank Lloyd Wright Sr. is Still respected And the STate Farm Center Is a marvel. There has been progress Just as much as individual success So that the Parthenon And the Colosseum And the Agricole And Agraharam Deposit on us A new found lust For the glory that was Greece And that grandeur that was Rome.
*Charles Sturies
Author: Charles Sturies | 0 | Date: 12/01/2020 |
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№ 1091895
Architecture
This architecture of oppression, will begin to crumble And will crush us all into pools of maroon, intestines spilled as leaves
Author: Astral | 0 | Date: 22/12/2019 |
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№ 1076569
Architecture
I will make a fangle of mechanisms, A creature with iron snouts And concrete aortas.
Its fevered howl will wake the duplexes Perched on sloped land, Built from collected tins and bottle caps.
Boys sooted in grief will balk like ravens, Chew sweet dip, and spit, But never reach the foreman's gate.
They'll crave a tavern with antlers as chandeliers Where a black flame burns On the brim of a zinfandel.
But tonight they'll gristle through streets To a stale room Where fluorescent lights blanch a young widow's skin.
Basic cable ministries will flick and dim In the homes of the wigged ladies who wait for them— The howl keeps them
Breathless, each of them fearing The slow swallow from a snake's mouth To its furnace.
Author: Michael Tobias | 0 | Date: 08/12/2019 |
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№ 1057763
Architecture
I rendered a home, for you and for me, With juxtaposition and biomimicry, And pillars using faith as configuration, Your smile creating its articulation, And a freehand forest foreground to recover The boldness in you, my cantilever lover, A minimalist made tranquility, And bed to explore our plasticity, Patience as datum to learn your complexion And curvilinear textures and warm fenestration, A place for your heart, with depth and intention, A studio for thoughts and spatial perceptions, A place you can wonder, wander, roam and be, And be welcomed back, fully loved, fully free.
**PATRICK BRATHWAITE
Author: Patrick Sherman Brathwaite | 0 | Date: 21/11/2019 |
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№ 1039453
Architecture (frozen music)
Vienna in the snow St. Stephensdom - me below Hapsburgs gone - Freud overthrow From faith to art - just traces show Still I seek - but for what I don't know.
Author: Todd Witherell | 0 | Date: 04/11/2019 |
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№ 994285
Architecture
You had this many broken bones Like that time i left for an hour (because I was learning to work some never fractured fingers Over black and white tabs) and came back To find you in a chair, clutching your arm Like it was some project of masking tape and tongue depressors, Imitating architecture, as though it might fall apart at Any second. and i wondered what it was To have my calcium I-beams snap under my skin. was there A feeling, a radiator that burned against bones Comfortably, when the edges glued themselves back?
Author: cyrus | 0 | Date: 24/09/2019 |
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№ 983003
Landscape Architecture
I feel the call from the oceans, The voices whisper from its breeze. Snow and satire can't label the mindfulness of Memories slowly coming back to me. My mountains have missed you so much, My legs miss the warmth of your thermos, I miss your gentleness and subtlety.
Priority one. If you don't think you will make it by Tuesday, I'll travel back in time before we were forty degrees, You can read the seraphs on my signature If I can lay in your sheets for a week.
Chrysanthemums all over the hallways, Irises in azurean hues. The charter won't take us all the way to the break wall, I'm at the airport trying to reach you by phone. I'd take the flavor of your spirit, Over the sweet coolness of truth, Slide my fingers into the holes in the jeans you always wear for me when I come home.
The only thing I write off are pages, Tables marked with the ends of so many words. Who are you to know what you can do without The more I've learned, I realize I'm happier with the less I know.
Author: Martin Narrod | 0 | Date: 14/09/2019 |
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