raconteuse radio, season 1raconteuse radio, season 1

Guilliean reads her self-penned poetry. Stream the episode below and read along with the author.

1. Sentimental x Unsentimental

The stars in the skies 
dripped into your eyes
like the beautiful ones
hold you when you're done
I'm in this for love, not procreation
Fallen Angels, righteous sins
raptured in this direction
baby it's you, it's always been you
from the moment
I breathed you
in like a fog
tripping in the dark
and into your arms
and another one
pound me like a drum
brush the ivory
got me singing in harmony
that Beast with two backs
coiled like a snake
make it worth your while
kisses loaded with guile
write a Silly Symphony
Under the cherry blossom tree

2. Harmony Palatial

pink colored chlorophyll 
sunshine blue marker
concrete easel
another one
you're a DJ
Walkabout
under the jazz Promenade
be a Jesus says hello
measure for measure
a forest slice honestly
mirrors seek wrinkles
presidential silence
elephantine stretch

3. Hospital Bench

poems gush out my fingertips 
written carefully in blood
tattooed on my skin
the original sin
sapphire blue
crimson red
fetch me a napkin
sharpen the quill
pumice the moments
lovely bops of clarity
because nothing else
in this damn world
makes a lick of sense

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By Guilliean Pacheco

Guilliean Pacheco is a full-stack writer & editor with over 20 years of experience in creative writing, copy editing, and WordPress development. She holds an MFA in Writing from the University of San Francisco and is a Climatebase Fellow and Anaphora Arts poetry fellow. Guilliean is passionate about writing, music, and climate storytelling and enjoys simplifying complicated concepts in reader-friendly ways.

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