Paradise Lost

Paradise Lost

A Poem by Ken e Bujold
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"a little more minimalist than Milton"

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From the earthly womb, sweet Eve’s

conjoint of atoms,

this little universe comes

 

to light. The first brush

of wind along the brow’s cowl

a first inkling of our soul’s

 

temptation predilection,

yearn for darker rites.

The itch for flesh, seasons molt.

 

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The white hill of black singed oaks

running on to what --

still remains of faith, purpose

 

to find a self in

the wasting doubts, certainty

the vanity of used up

 

nights will yield to daze of days,

recollection of

life’s numinous waters.   

 


Ken e Bujold

© 2023 Ken e Bujold


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I do enjoy reading your work as I get to do two things: first, I usually get to dig out my dictionary, and second, I get to relive my regrets at having taken study and schooling as inconsequential to chasing girls.

Winton

Posted 1 Year Ago


Ken e Bujold

1 Year Ago

chasing skirts was never inconsequential :) even books can sit on the shelf until a later date. I ju.. read more

No matter what happens, keep looking .. Unless of course, you have already found it/her .. becuz that would be foolish now wouldn't it .. a complete waste of precious time and probably be cited as grounds for a divorce or at least separation .. succinctly well worded and juxtaposed against Milton :)

Posted 1 Year Ago



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