Not now, I'm vacationing with words
Words are setting—long slope
of the sentence as though
though we have tongues which are
wet clay / though we have tongues
which are night / though we have music
which drifts away
and we touch so little.
Oh, always reaching / surrounding
in the cocoon of our imaginations
and we imagine warmth / we imagine
motion / we imagine the linear between
point and point
on the plain which is wet clay / which is night
where we see daylight
and history / and the ownership of history
which is definition.
It all comes down
to moment and words
which stretch the moment / which stretch
the moment’s skin over
the emptiness between / which stretch the thin wet clay
until the moment
we imagine we
see purpose
greater than the void.
3 comments:
WOW! THe TITLE!!!
"He's got it! BY Jove, he's got it!"
Congratulations, Enry Iggins.
Eliza Do Oh So Little
Heh, Liza, this title keeps changing, not certain which is the best, Enry of the many poems :).
Keep this one...
or else:
I've Grown Accustomed To My Words :)
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