‘Puck’ by Joshua Reynolds c1789 |
a
poet’s perimeter notes in a constancy opera known as modernity and its attendant
war-borgs
the
introduction music
is
tender little jaunts
rusted
butterfly wings
ringing
across
spent
shell wastelands
I
trample over their echoes
their
faint crystal courage
latticed
as regards
atop
this most recent
November
landscape
I
am scent blind sometimes
I
am a naked ape muscaria
binding
hair mask scarier
imagining
vestige unknowns
remembering
reason is cloned
kept
jewel boxed inside us
somewhere
hiding our divinity
our
knees to mud bent palmed
cupped
kissing the ground first
rise
theory practiced
as
an art
of
dedications
and
invocations
accidentally
reaching
our
humanity
between
wounded
and
wondering
if
this voice
we
hear
is
an answer
we
call it religion
the
pious parlance
where
we’ve grown
into
hording hordes
of
submitted follicles
sea
grass seekers
saying
nothing
swaying
in pattern chaos
the
cloaks here
are
sewn seams
double-triple
stitched
mind
and body
intellect,
heart and soul
the
goal here is
a
switch gate immutability
though
only in the fine print
will
you find such instruction
and
or purpose for the war machine
we
ride the white noise as a horse
constantly
praying ritualized
great
and small lies for an end
or
at least a means to know
a
moment can be captured
into
a memory where love lives
without
pause, past
here
and now
EJR
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