DDCPoetry

Original poem reprinted online here:  "Door" by Peter Joseph Gloviczki Originally read: September 21, 2013 More information about the Poet: Peter Joseph Gloviczki A poem to discuss stream-of-consciousness.  So the poem starts off with the image/idea of a "door" and then there's the opening with the conjunction "and" as though the title itself should be a complete thought.       And what will the ricochet       of my right ankle be worth       when all the scalpeled men       rearrange this bony puzzle       in the window doubling Here's the trick with the conjunction, the next phrase is more likely has to be taken as a whole.  So with this part of the shifts in image goes from the closeness of the ankle, then further with "scalpeled men" (note the instrument, not the men seems to stand out  more here), and then the idea of a "bony puzzle" as thought to go further into a fracture in a complete ...