The affinity and sympathetic nerve pathways I shall carry to the next life.A Poem by h d e rushin
Most people spend their time, some their entire lives, trying to find someone to sleep with instead of finding someone worth planting a garden with. This goes way back to the very thing I preached and practiced. Twice. One on a hilltop, the other by a river and both can be identified by the human capacity to express by symbols the ignore of historical antecedents. When my father was alive I wrote poems about stars because it was the very first thing he showed me in the dark. You can call that love, if need be, a fools indication that there is light somewhere. I seem to pay close attention to things bright, like lightbulbs that eventually go out.
The elf owl does and he is no smarter than me, to roost and nest in the crevices of the saguaro. I cant tell you the times, contemplating evil, I wanted to nest. Somewhere. In a good, narrow opening. Then fly off, thru the two meter spines thru the soaked up rain water, thru the blooming white flowers,
past the gilded flickers, the purple martins. You're brown mother standing in you're shadow at a height above the level of the sea; nothing now in the embracadero will be the same again. Not at the end of this journey. This end shall be the symphysis state of growing together if two dissimilar organisms might. Like parasites perhaps. Only hugging.
(Granddad told me of ancestors who ate rice from a trough/ forard the feeling that happens in this hour. Whatever magic, airfoil, you, am I entrusted like a judge?
I enter, poet, capable, changing the typewritten waves as if hoisting what stays and not what's heroic; in the honey of the flower liver where all's left would be metaphor- wheels and springs to carry and guide one end like a railroad car; It's large,
the Jesus, braided sun.) © 2013 h d e rushin |
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