Parenthetical Infinite

Parenthetical Infinite

A Poem by Onoma

The space between chaff and
grain...misshapen yield vying
for the ecliptic plane.
As eye to eye...to be plucked
from what is gathered.
Moments timeout their 
defining...what beauty hobbles
its poetry?
Something in league with or
without...passes off a kinship
nearer and dearer than bone
in plain conglomeration, as
strung to skeleton.
A seeing through of boundary...
as always open to season, 
change by its allowance changes.
Our parenthetical infinite is
blessed/cursed with peripheral
vision...what beckons blurred
and anonymous glory grows.
Begs form from what itself begs
form...we are thus force-fed
finitude till what infinitude comes
of our eyes.


Konstantinos Mark

© 2013 Onoma


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Added on October 28, 2011
Last Updated on November 29, 2013