Thursday, June 18, 2015

‘Thing’

One personality and so many features and constant
communication. What is this life—this ‘thing’, a
constant manipulator. I see us in a mirror, a lively
culture, craving sodium.

I touched a voice, awoke, grasping for dragons.
“What’s wrong, love?” I see ghosts.

A ‘thing’ has become me, neatly unborn, sleeping
in my crib, and nursing at mother’s breast. I palm,
grip, and gnaw a nipple, warring for dominion.

Thank life, love, and Freud, maneuvering through
the freeways, and back alleys.

I speak of God, a mystic language, gripping a
parachute upon pavement, dearly thankful. And oh,
my Lord, the Truth is wounded.


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