Thursday, September 15, 2022

Human Nature Has a Secret

 

Mosaic frontal piece, atop marble flooring, the chimney is made of topaz and soot. In listening to you—

 

wisdom peeked and peered into silence—waltzing as it flourished, dying as it breathes, falling as it

 

stands—short rolling pains, taller anxieties, much grayness in tacit wilderness—the dense poems,

 

liberated in editing, to come across one from class; an art for stressors, nor the moon most secluded, sipping

 

sky minerals. In loving you, remaining across a continent, exaggeration afforded, with deep and

 

darker elements—infused into dreams, suffused into spines, a flowing out into the universe. To

 

have loved when it was unfinished. To have lived when it was painted. To have rights where it became

 

illegal—the serf and wand, those cultural experiences, most with history embedded in travesty. Lost

 

majestic artisan—arrested attic—by mystic myths, by lecture to have won science; watching delicate souls,

 

formed in abundant caves, threaded into a frenzy—the madness of poets, stories acted in terrors, finding

 

creativity in sudden trance; more welkin signs, arcane pangs, a secret at the core of nature.   

Strumming a Harp

By language we speak to audibility and coherence. To compose to feel understood, in spite of language applied. A person spends years misunde...