Ghazal

• Origin: Arabic / Persian poetry
• Structure: A series of couplets, often romantic or spiritual.
• Each couplet stands alone but ends with the same word or phrase (called a radif).
• The poet often refers to themselves in the final couplet 

sucked in black

ghost me back like black

stare in my soul it has Void-black

Green sea creature , blank , blink , smack , black

Sun blare – through mine – | .white. | .black. |

pine tree pine cone slick ice slip up ice black

water smooth running esophagus tube – to me just drink drank drunk nothing no none waterfall stomach can’t see where just black

has been-past > Unknown Black

is it rare or standard: black

black?

it’s back in style that’s Black

get it somewhere where you going step forward dizzy head black

keys ding ding black bLAck

pen squiggles sharp lines all black

blank stare – black

outer space – that’s black

Pupils dilate ACID full rounds of black

a bottle spilled through my lips.. da-e – lig-s -home?sun? black.

twinkle blink blink nothing nothing big bright between black

crystal > blue > boat > curtains closed > dark night > see no sea black

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