This land of great
bliss. This terrible nonexistence.
So scribbled in
“rivers”. Those caves without rulers.
Those unclear skies.
Arriving at our skeleton “sea”.
“They” the sands, this
soil baptized, this pain at
Pleasures. Our trenchant
antiquity. Our lakes as
Shadows. Our souls wide
at restlessness.
Love besprinkles its
winds. But ever so detached.
Where bliss meets its
disappointment.
Treacherously “holy”.
Such wrathful impermanence.
Our sexualities at war.
Our dying to live. Our
Living to die. Our winds
ancient sacrifices.
Our Father clads in
obedience. To grant daughters
Mercy. Where mere poets
choke their ghosts.
This gunning “river”.
This earthly rain. Too
Involved in shivering
shame. So far. So close.
Remaining uncaptured.
Our endless reach. At
Drops by sands. To
perish “war” cries.
More visceral joy. Blood
to tombs. Cloth at
Eyes ran afar. Such
mason waters. This gut to
Apparitions. While pure
“maid” strummed angst.
In depths we sleep. This
vision art strong. To
Resurrect by mercy.
While “Paradise” has cursed us.
By Naive
A Brief Intermission
Kubla Khan by Coleridge (My Response in the form of a poem)
By Naive
A Brief Intermission
Kubla Khan by Coleridge (My Response in the form of a poem)