Daphknee's Bolero, Ulysses' LamentA Poem by chiefdybus
... A diaphanous cloud of ether hung momentarily motionless,
like a discarded Shop-Rite bag, lost among determined vehicles on a toll road, sucked into a temporary vacuum - I gaze into the side view every time, of course, check the rear view next, make sure that parasite is not clinging to the undercarriage, watch it tumble - a yellow acrobatic enigma, beyond definition, an aquatic assassin, eventually - vanished in the past, only a crease beside a scar. What toll road? What vacuum? It was not ether, it was the ethersphere exposed when that cloud did creep silently on a northeast angle, toward the all-encompassing Atlantic. In it's wake, a slim crescent remained - Below, a celestial beacon did wink with audacity Some expand some retreat some implode some consume - with no reservation, we all collide In a timeless absence, I shiver... © 2016 chiefdybus |
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Added on August 23, 2016 Last Updated on August 23, 2016 AuthorchiefdybusAboutTim Dybus - artist's statement: "With a certain degree of uncertainty, astronomers estimate the age of the universe to be 13.7 billion years old, while our solar system is thought to have existed for .. more..Writing
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