Tuesday, December 31, 2013

All one; revolving. #1

All one; revolving.

Part One

Circling ‘round, 
The idea,
Revolving, All One--
It’s falling,
through Autumn

”Create something 
Of that broken scene,” he said
remaking--
The Sunflower Altar, 
A vine circling over Paumanok island.

The minotaur carting the relics 
mumbling, “Something about a tourist...”
tracing another arc, 
Crispin journey-- 





Jaunt to the south 
Refreshment, 
in air, through season
Identity with the Sun
Shading into night-- sea drift 
THOU ORB ALOFT!

Sun smeared cycle, 
turning to icy self
Original dream, 
A place one could 
Surround one’s self with, vision






Dreamed in winter of city snow

the sun is setting
The great hero taking leave
We go on about this death
Scrawl a tragedian testament
The sky is not moved 

The story goes on 
expanding beyond edge 
Ordeal of landscape, my new poem 
Is old poem-- over a repetition
Gaining still some sense 

Of a self 
In the cycling, 
color was ironic after all--
Sun and snow.
Spiraling space into apocalypse.

Exaggerated to bird cartoon,
Fragmented circle, the images clattering
Revolving, climb-- fall back, 
into black, and shade to
Comic sublime, 






Shards falling 
In slow motion 

The pieces ending 
In ripple waves, 
Sound of dead man, 
No man
bibble of sorts-- 

BROKEN BIRDS
The leaves growing
In cracks
The villa’s webs and broken windows
The melting snow, 

faint sun in March 
That red object 
Organizing everything, 







Still to go back, 
to check a blue
Giotto’s blue, 

Red in the Mysteries
Bang!
Clap of hands-- at the surface
Springing to moment 
and BLOOM of

Summer height
Pleasure that changes 
Existing self of that moment
Breathing in and out
weeping bare foot

Something happens
Ordering, remembering
Happening, 
testing feelings
Against this wall




I'd go back into my notes. I guess in a way not wanting to miss any thing I might have thought.

Any way as W Stevens said the Imagination is always at an end and I am always looking for some completion that never comes.






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