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Matthew Eduard Abuelo
Matthew Abuelo
United States, New York, New York City

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Song of Silence

Song of Silence


The flesh recedes into the synapse whose current flowers into mad genius with a silent touch
while wild orphans dance in tenements whose rooms are absent of electricity.
The ghosts of the tenements sing the song of silence which expands in the eardrums of gray New York and still can be heard above the hum of the great pine ball machine of Time Square
then dies in rotting wisdom teeth
the organic museums of words.
The eye is the witness to visions that do not matter.
When the nerves nights roll in then we'll know that the miracles and songs of street profits merge with notes,
reverb,
and amp's static
then recedes into the cleft of the mind.
Fear becomes the new energy source in the politics of words and images.
And the specters of all generations vanish into the eye of the storm
With their young revolutionary hearts
And our lungs burn as we breathe in the winter winds of their passing
The devil smiles on this strange highway.

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youngroyalty Comment by: youngroyalty - 2006-06-13 00:42
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This has a lot of power in it,it vibrates like any other good thing does and sounds deep into the horizons.This a good work.
Comment by: - 2006-06-05 21:36
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God, I can just feel New York in your poem. I really hope to move there someday soon. I love its' rhythem and rhyme. 24 hours 7 days a week. I can not wait.
Matthew Eduard Abuelo Comment by: Matthew Eduard Abuelo - 2006-04-10 18:46
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To answer bassboost50's question, its 50 50 which is to be expected on moust e-zine sites. Due to a busy schedule I have been unable to spend much time on this site. I know thatâ??s not much help, but thatâ??s all I have.
Matthew Eduard Abuelo Comment by: Matthew Eduard Abuelo - 2006-04-10 18:46
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To answer bassboost50's question, its 50 50 which is to be expected on moust e-zine sites. Due to a busy schedule I have been unable to spend much time on this site. I know thatâ??s not much help, but thatâ??s all I have.
Comment by: - 2006-04-10 16:53
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'The devil smiles on this strange highway.'

I always take a step back when a writer says 'we.' but maybe thats just your way of distancing yourself from the image of the lone car cruising the lanes at night.

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