How Much Can A Body Take?

How Much Can A Body Take?

A Poem by Pablo Cole

 An entity non-entity

My heart upon the rack

 Conflicting will against the need

I sit and reflect

Anima

Jesus (and that Joan of arc)

Throughout time Androgyne have often been prophets

 Though now it is aloft

 In a stolid time

 Upon a hill

 A scientist stood and told poor Oedipus

The history of genetics

And if he had lived and heard the Eden story

Would have equally been wrought

© 2014 Pablo Cole


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Added on September 29, 2014
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Pablo Cole
Pablo Cole

St. John's, Canada



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poems primarily about solitude, isolation, love/hate, rejection, mental illness, beauty, and life exquisite. more..

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