Taking it a level higher
Naked but hidden within
The shadows
It was for all to hear
Unlike half clothed
Snake charmers of old
With their deadly offerings
Safely in each basket
He trained his music
On the surroundings
His slithering partners
Responding from around him
As an orchestra in session
Dancing in time with his music
Calling on sinners on earth
Nice write...I especially like the last stanza...
ReplyDeletenice hank...and great way to bring in the creation/fall story toward the end there...
ReplyDeleteI've always been amazed by snake charmers. And those who can bend spoons. And people who actually do their dishes every day.
ReplyDeleteI like the sinners twist you added at the end of this, a very original way of looking at the charmer's occupation!
A different subject but the quality of poetry is there. I enjoyed the read.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
you know it well,
ReplyDeletedescriptive words, beautiful job.
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Nicely written.. Every word and every line is just gat...
ReplyDeleteNice one Pareng Hank!
JJRod'z
great picture..!!!
ReplyDeleteand the poem is wonderfully written :)
I agree with Lisa, I like the last verse. Nicely done.
ReplyDelete— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
That's really good!
ReplyDeleteMadeleine Begun Kane
Great write!
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
Snakes and sinners, a lethal combination.
ReplyDeleteAha the clever snake charmer...
ReplyDeleteI liked the second stanza very much :)
Nice write... love the imagery.
ReplyDeleteYour snake charmer is naked ... a unique perspective on original sin.
ReplyDeleteStrange how diverse interpretations come forth! Fantastic.
ReplyDeleteHow's the Aloe Vera Series coming along?
Interesting take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteAgain a good one :)
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