Sunday, January 3, 2016

Full Moon In Taurus

Watching brain
circle its own cortex
              like a drain
    or top arena.
  fervent try
tie back dead layers
     of inward chest
shed willfully,
             but involuntarily.  
Meanwise,
     The sands are  
    slipping from Our Lady’s  
  silver line, hooked by
        how much of you is
                       already gone.

Mist and grit
pull for each other --
    it’s been said
            they gnash at the other
-- tighten, tense,
rip                 warp in
         skyline.
       edges of which
           disintegrate away in
     pixellating decay
                            sucks you in
                            chucks you East
loops me into
minute memory:
When I put The hand
before The mountain
salted knuckle before
      top-off and
        tree,
Articulation          itself
     couldn’t have pinned
                         me.
How does a seed of space
      bloom?           silently
First sound?
  beats      on       me  I
am blossoming mad.
I am timshel
  rising mists and open water
Arc of Sun, Shadow of Star
  rotten mulch rosebud
and forgotten flag  
                     I was out back.
Chromatics refracted lengthwise
through grand trine, modified
socket sublime. This side
of the mountain         hangs
by scales improvised.
A scorpio rises
   uncoveted, henceforth, with
   short-ranged eyes.

and the “important” decisions await.


                 Since the thickness buried you,
dependency has forsaken me. See,
                       I was out back.
chose remaining stretch
to gum up fingers’ edge,
soften my touch
make it last longer.
   Meanwise, cops tug
   along outside, slugs
No telling where you are, but
             you are warmer
          than I think either
              of us realized.

Isosceles Mountain, isosceles hillside,
tonight, please keep me
  in whisper
        High Moon’s grace
            heirloomed key to revelry
  offered in all directions
 at once, freely.

Sprout of space is leaf-ing. still
  too soon          to say
  if grasses will be silver
or gray.
                  And too far away.




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