Men's Mythopoetic Magazine

SEPTEMBER featured poet
JOE PATING

Men's Mythopoetic Magazine SEPTEMBER featured poet JOE PATING Men's Mythopoetic Magazine SEPTEMBER featured poet JOE PATING Men's Mythopoetic Magazine SEPTEMBER featured poet JOE PATING

Men's Mythopoetic Magazine

SEPTEMBER featured poet
JOE PATING

Men's Mythopoetic Magazine SEPTEMBER featured poet JOE PATING Men's Mythopoetic Magazine SEPTEMBER featured poet JOE PATING Men's Mythopoetic Magazine SEPTEMBER featured poet JOE PATING
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01/26

 

KNEES

By Leon Walder

Dad had pockmarked knees

He and his kid brother

Forced to steal charcoal

From trains in winter

Guarded by SS

Ran on children’s legs with buckets

Sometimes the train moved

Sometimes the buckets fell

Sometimes the child

Yes, my father, I see

Only sometimes you fell.

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A MAN AMONGST MEN

Who is this man that I see?

I see him starring back at me -

a shadow being with eyes of fire

reflecting all my fears and desires


I know his secrets as he knows mine -

our fates it seems are intertwined -

he knows of all the things I had vowed

to never have spoken of aloud


I reach within to draw my blade

to slay this demonic spectral shade,

his darkness is blinding, I cannot see

the shadow of death encompasses me


but my soul it burns with a dragon's flame,

my sword runs him through, he is slain -

darkness has given way to the light within

here I stand before you, a man amongst men


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Egregore

By Jeremy Madmartigan


what do you 

call this light


that lingers 

like a thought

not fully formed


yet sparkles

with the freshness

of significance...


it haunts me

from a place

I've somehow

seen


yet


still

have yet

to know


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I’ve stood, at sunrise, on flat military 

weapons ranges in CA, AZ, NM,

where my shadow stretched 100ft in 

front of me with my back to the sun. 

Warming me. 


I thought at that momement: 


The sun is too bright.

The shadows are too dark

Too long,

There are no gray areas

No wonder we build our weapons

Here.   


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You’re born into a world dark and cruel,

your mind and strength will see you through.


These woods are cold and the wind is biting but to your last never stop fighting.


As life goes slowly ever onward,

know that when you look upward

there is but one direction; forward.


Of the countless numbers in which you are part, of the many voices, stories and works of art, your lone journey is what sets you apart.


Of the cold and stony shore and its countless stones, Like the dust blown from the oldest of tomes, you will be yet another pile of dry and ancient bones.


Do not despair at the treacherous path

for what you learn will help others pass.

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UNTITLED 

BY Paul 


A big window

A vast view


An easel

In every colour


He paints the sun,

Trees, rivers and rain.


Stacks of canvas —

different days.


In a shrinking space

the shadows grow

into darkness.


He loses that view —


Flicks.

Splats of black

inside a cell.


He paints his trap.


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PERTH

 

No sound save the wind

The curse is now here


False hopes cannot withstand

This harbinger of fear


This time no different

It will become clear


All will be touched

Both distant and near.


A fluttering of wings
In the darkness of light


Approaches day by day
Under cover of night

A signal within noise
Hidden from sight

The Black Swan cometh

Already in flight


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