Bright Darkness: Provincetown Poems

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Wednesday, December 15, 2004

Now that I Know You

Now that I know you, Bright darkness, dark brightness, I walk on the high ground, The one overlooking another self, And call that self upward, To get down to the business in hand; Dark brightness, bright darkness. The tranquility in your blaring streets after dark Where the men stroll to their... Sign in to see full entry.

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Saturday, December 11, 2004

As Yet Unseen

As yet unseen, Your nectar kiss Floats an evening breeze by my nest. Couples, male to male, Womyn to womyn, Stroll hand in hand beside the rest of the world as equals. Each geranium to its pot - Each portico to its arch - This universe is fashioned in ways We see only here. Does it fly in the face... Sign in to see full entry.

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About this Blog

Bright Darkness/Dark Brightness: Provincetown Poems is a Poetry cycle written by Edward C. Patterson, and are poems dedicated to the gay community, but express, in adult terms the sensuality and sensitbilities of all sexual orientations. There is adult language in many of the pieces. Edward C. Patterson is the author of several Novels and Novellas, now available at www.dancaster.com/jotrans.htm. The Provincetown Poems has been a web favorite on the site since 1997, having first been published in 1997 at vagranthollow, in the Best Part of Me Collection.

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