Blind Vision by Ernest Williamson

Blind Vision

by Ernest Williamson III

I saw gold violins

descending from granite black skies

the way of the wind

was in constant flux

women were giving birth on bridges on highways

some were hovering above the Mississippi river

laughing at the drowning unbelievers

surrounding them I saw the moon

glide with stealth and ghost-like confidence

alternating in color pink, white, then gray

yet I didn't see my peace

my missing rib

my systemic buckle

known for holding me

in involuntary bliss

and placid stillness

at night

and so my dream

was of minor mentioning

lest I ever imagine imagination

without creativity

Ernest Williamson III, has a B.A. in Creative Writing and an M.A. in English from The University of Memphis. His literary publication credits include, "Electric Acorn", "The Canopic Jar", "Entropic Desires", "The Makakta", "Scribble", "Ariga Magazine", "Subjective Substance", "Adagio Verse Quarterly", "The Oracular Tree", "Poetry Webring Review", "SP Quill Magazine",Moonwort Review, Muse Apprentice Guild,"Snow Monkey" (forthcoming this year),"Prose Toad" , and many others.

Ernest has recently been accepted into New England College's M.F.A. Despite his admission into New England College's M.F.A. program, he has decided to attend Seton Hall University (Ph.D. program in Higher Education, Leadership, Management, & Policy).