| Subject is | Precarious |
| Subject is | Predicated on beginnings |
| Without end | |
| Subject is | Contemplating **-a-cide, you |
| Fill in the blanks | |
| Subject is | Beyond repair, beyond |
| Contempt | Beyond |
| The pale | |
| Subject is | Excruciating |
| Subject is | Subject to further revision |
| Subject is | WM, 6’3″, no prior record |
| Subject is | Exhausted, the horse is still dead |
| Subject is | Trigonometry, you pale, OK, fine |
| Subject is | History, 3rd period |
| Period | Without recourse |
| Subject | To indifference |
| Subject | To theorems of poems |
| Proving | Love by first solving Poe’s |
| Tintinnabulation | Of the bells bells bells bells bells bells |
| Plotting like the grave | |
| Sub plots | Sub sub-terranean |
| Sub sub-woofer | Is a dog under the |
| Table | |
| Sub voce temperaments | Frayed as old socks |
| Subject to | The Queensbury rules |
| Subject of the Queen | |
| Subject | Of the Queen, essay of no more than |
| 500 words | Subject to |
| Subjection | Sub-ecstasy |
| Sub-liminal | Underneath limes and lemons, covered |
| With citrus | Subject to |
| Approval | Withholding |
| Weather | Hay Fever |
| Subjectivism | Subjectivity |
| Subjection | Precedes |
| Dejection | Precedes |
| Precludes | |
| Occludes | |
| Submission | The mission |
| To wend it all | To begin under |
| A cloud | To begin no matter |
| What | Finally begin |
| Before | All is said |
| And Done |
What the hell.
qbit 
Quite interesting what you’ve done there.
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Like I said at the end, lol!
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I did like that ending (it was the only thing I understood) but still I admire the form, the style, the imagination it took.
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That’s OK, I don’t understand it either!
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subliminal – underneath limes and lemons – yes. & tintinnabulation – the bells…etc. Wondrous stuff.
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Thank you so much! Must give proper credit though — “The tintinnabulation of the bells, bells, bells…” was Edgar Allan Poe’s, which always struck me as amazing.
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I’ll have to go look – it’s a brilliant line.
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Brilliant.
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Thank you!!!!
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I enjoyed how the subjects ran with/with and without of your plan, even if you thought you didn’t have one.
Sometimes when we overthink things our brains become mush like “old frayed socks”.
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Another qbit gem …. however you do this, I don’t need to know, just appreciate. (I’ll take objective for $2,000 Alex.)
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Ahahaha!!!
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This is amazing work–I just happened to note you’d posted, and I wanted to see what might occur when it wasn’t to a picture prompt–good grief! I literally could not stop reading, or skip, or do any of those things we often do online because we have the attention spans of gnats–especially love the random yet totally perfect Poe stuck in the middle of this stream of consciousness masterpiece. Each line is complete in itself, yet leans on and leads to the next with an organic and natural yet always surprising rise and fall. Just brilliant, and made my morning.
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You have no idea how happy that makes me.
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Well, what DON’T I love about this? One thing I love about your work, qbit, is that you are never one of those who keeps writing the same poem over and again. This is a kind of poem that I adore, Katy avante garde the door, baby. And The Bells!!!!!!! Yesssss.
Now, about that horse. His name is T-T-T-Trigger. Of course.
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