Image by Sarolta Ban, as provided by The Mag |
Watching the Detective
“You think you're alone until you realize you're in it
Now fear is here to stay, love is here for a visit
They call it instant justice when it's past the legal limit
Someone's scratching at the window, I wonder who is it?” –Elvis Costello
Now fear is here to stay, love is here for a visit
They call it instant justice when it's past the legal limit
Someone's scratching at the window, I wonder who is it?” –Elvis Costello
The guilt he feels is quite overt
‘though crimes committed were
covert.
She follows him with daunting eye.
Who is he? He’s the unsolved guy.
But who was victimized? Was he
unlucky or a casualty
within this mise-en-scène? And why?
Who is he? He’s the unsolved guy.
A mystery? She's just a fact.
He wonders how the deck got
stacked
but in this vortex, thoughts belie:
re matters of this unsolved guy.
The guilt he feels is quite
overt...
Who is he?
He’s the unsolved guy.
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Notes: The form is Kyrielle Sonnet. The prompt of the above picture was provided for by The Mag. When I saw it, the first thing which came to mind was the Elvis Costello song, 'Watching the Detectives.'
very nice...i like the form....she's just a fact, like that that...every mystery needs a few of those dont you think...smiles...
ReplyDeleteYou can almost feel his fear as she searches his soul!
ReplyDeleteEverybody loves a mystery! LOL
ReplyDeleteThe unsolved guy.
ReplyDeleteLove it.
=)
Good poem, thank you for sharing!
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Ha ha, to get re- solved, i guess youfirst have to be solved.
ReplyDeleteUnsolved guy, indeed...
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