Poem Review- “Lord of the Fishes” by Tan Pratonix
I’m not a philosopher who ignores the Bible. In fact, little attention for a book of books
is anything but terra firma. Without one’s sense of rhyme, one is bound to be
silent in articulation yet noisy with confusion. Is the close star blazing in circulation to
the broken nets, or glazing like the depth of endless hours? It’s hard to tell if voice is an exact catch
of literacy or such a motto in shining feel over things. When I read my poems out loud for YouTube, I
keep my hunger in mind. As I mention “silvery
treasure” in fresh privacy, endurance is a phrase in my mouth akin to canoe
rafting. Divinity becomes cliché or a
concept external of mind to average folks as they shop against food labels with
phrases like “divine turkey” or “another feast”, yet it’s sunshine out of exhaustion
during the prayer’s act of sweating tears.
I do wonder how God is the Lord of fishes because Christians themselves
disagree on the Jesus concept. Is Jesus
God, or is God Jesus? I guess if there’s
enough fire to roast in boatmen’s hearts, especially the weather of blood as
miracles go against dreamy sins, fishes will soak up rays of macular echoes in
gracious habit all on Jesus’s plate with Mr. Pratonix’s piercing meditation.
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