En.A Poem by Aino A JärvinenMusings on a morning walkEarly
morning sunrise, virgin
before the spoil. Quiet
solitude. There’s
nobody. There’s nothing. I
am. I am not. I
am nothing. I am everything. I
am everywhere. I am nowhere. Now
here. Here
and now, boys. Walk
on. Birds
copulate in a pothole, cracked
concrete, sprouted grass. Ah,
true beauty. Avast
L’Oreal! You’re
not worth it. Androgyny-
the new vogue. Rock
on. Sleeping
town of nowhere, perfection,
everything in nothing Slow
moving train car reading Santa Fe, I
smile. Stop
below a billboard, light
a cigarette. Where
are my beloved Dharma Bums? Jack,
Neal, my heroes of the road Pasolini!
Are you in heaven? Ginsberg? Angel
headed authors hear my words, cry Right
on. Walking
meditation. Cars
fly by blind. Lives
externalized. No
wonder everyone’s insane. Burroughs,
sick man. You
had your sparks of brilliance. As
do we all. Write
on. © 2013 Aino A JärvinenReviews
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2 Reviews Added on June 8, 2013 Last Updated on June 8, 2013 Tags: Poetry, beauty, Jack Kerouac, Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg, Paolo Pasolini, William S Burroughs AuthorAino A JärvinenAboutAlthough born American, Aino holds a deep love for Finland, incorporating inspiration from its culture and mythology into her writing. Her works include poetry, lyrics, and short stories, but her main.. more..Writing
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