Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Tango de la Materia, No. 63

There’s scarlet branches

In the fighting grass

In world’s tiered of roots

Twisting from treetops

The vines seeking shelter

From such stark semblance

Of childhood

The (o’ercast/European) weather

All is fallen

When thy take a drink of life

Aqua vitae

Laska moya

Ramandolo

A golden grape

Dried in the winter sun

The early spring snow

The gravity

The angels that lie in their thrones

Being thrown

And the angel that listens to thee

That muses thy lines to song

And symbiosis

In deliverance

Synecdoche

Cannot quite see through worlds’

Though speak the tongue

So then reel it in

’Til to last nothing’s even

Been said at all

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