How to Download Single Photon Moonbeams

How to Download Single Photon Moonbeams

A Poem by Hawkmoon

The last atom of Eden.
There, at the edge of the Aluminum Foil, where the silence 
is a vortice of God's imagination.
A rainbow chrome.  The burst of green bird bones shrouded in a 
swathe of yellow light, in the vacant lot.  There is a
Methuselah, 
hair caked with the first thoughts of astroturf and an exotic 
delirium of xanax and whiskey.  He can smell the mathematics
brewing in the pinecone,
a scent that reminds the world of non  random integers
that have escaped the textbooks and are drifting from pillow 
to pillow. Where the rocks end and the ground becomes an admixture of
asphalt and broken glass, he can see:
an old woman's smile:  toothless, 
bathed in that weird silence of the very very old. 
*
Ten thousand books into the story of mankind:
a word races like a splice of wire, connecting the dream 
between dreams: 
in the factory where the vowels are champions of some forgotten 
Continent: islands of UUUUUUUUUUUU 
and mysterious sonnets that swim in somnambulence of 
the wordlessness of heaven. 
The ten thousand books begin to self assemble, telling stories 
between themselves when the Library escapes it's own skin,
atoms recombining at the edge of the window 
at just the moment that the sun slips down below the horizon
and the a series of guardian photons anoints the sidewalk 
with tangerine.  The Vowels are not lost.  There is the ghost of Euclid,
a cartoon of itself, wandering the sidewalks in a field 
of interchangeable syllogisms... 
A raindrop lands on the Witches umbrella.   Her heart contains 
a series of promises, stuttering blindly against the 
history of Time, and at the moment the raindrop reaches the zenith 
of her consciousness:  a series of quantum fluctuations on the 
Sea of Tranquility race into the dopamine shell of Astronaut 
Shelton, his flesh achieving the sensory definition of a 
tortoise eye at ten thousand quasars of night.
The word swirls in a raging tempest. She thinks Shakespeare is 
whispering in the fulcrum of the English Sky:  there are oscillation storms
reverberating in the dark space.  A series of cats that arrive in the 
darkness of the yard like pieces of a chessboard, their 
eyes scanning the horizon for the players, who never arrive
*
The zone is coded by a series of fractals: the knots and ripples,
the interference patterns of jagged probabilities swirling 
in various frequencies:  what is the probability of Uranium,
there on the edge of the carnival where the Gypsy eyelids
contain phosphenes shrouded by roseate purples, the transparency 
of an angelic prologue rippling in what the Ancients knew to 
be: the communion wafer of God's heart.
*
In the broken mirror, the day began: a Leviathan circling the strangers
who have assembled to hear the violins:  the women,
gathered in their Saturday sundresses --- jewel tones, auras of creation
bursting into a spectral blindness: vertigo of enchantment,
that transposition of consciousness that occurs in any given gathering
where the empathic brains exchange a series of ideas and thoughts :
philosophies, demographics, randomnicity, the hieroglyphics of 
the archetype.  The curve of an elbow, pressed like the wings of a bird
into the shadow of the glass, revealing a series of veins and capillaries
as rich as the mississipi delta: one can see sussurations of the rare birds
whirling in her Skin: until the first notes strike in the gathering 
and the Telepathy Ignites, a wildfire of Wisdom. 
At the apex of the World: they have found : a thing that resembles
a smile on fire.  It is racing against Science, into the curve 
of knowledge and comprehension.  The Doctor has determined it to 
be impossible. The conjurations of an unfinished consciousness,
escalations of some chemical aberration, relics of the Cloud at the 
Watering Hole, where the Wildebeast snort raw vegetable furies,
and the Sky is full of Dreams the Flamingo wings cannot resist: rising 
through this phantasmagoria, a single thought escapes the Mud and is lifted
through the night on questions cartwheeling through constellations.
*
Sulci. Rivulets of hypnosis? Maps within Maps, until the world 
becomes a machine that builds a machine designed to destroy whatever 
happens next before it actually happens.  Is it designed to prevent itself??
A self assembling nihilist, gathering void in the void of the last moment 
before the dawn?
Awake.  There is a bird on the windowsill, and it seems as if the bird
is concerned with the ticking of the clock: an elegance of non interaction,
the ballet of abstraction, as if the world may acknowledge :
this is not really happening.  And in the crust of bread, 
the God finds a Sermon of Consciousness: the sunlight finds yeast
and the Bird finds a temple of the Next Wing.
*
Unfinished architectures, on Page 332: the blueprints for the 
Heresy of an Immaculate Modernity.  There is no such thing possible.  The 
last undiscovered tribe of the Amazon has shaked it's last undiscovered spear
at the Helicopters.  There is nowhere left to go except through the Television,
kicking and screaming, through the Rainbow like some unimaginable Noah,
anonymity lost to the gathering of the Technicolor Extraterrestrials,
on the outskirts of the City where a book full of nursery rhymes
is melting in the Summer rain. 

© 2013 Hawkmoon


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Okay, the first thing i have to say is that I LOVE the poem title. It's easily one of the most original titles i have ever seen. The rest of the poem is a creative masterpiece. You've written something wonderful here!

Posted 9 Years Ago


visual and mind-blowingly original. The images are so full-blooded that I can touch them, and yet so elusive in their metaphorical escape that I am left only with a dozen of questions and the unrest of having read something that says more than what I have heard. The rhythm you use shows great command of both your language and your stream of consciousness. Will be re-read. Definitly loads of vowels spilled inside!

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Added on February 25, 2013
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