Flying Thousand Names

Flying Thousand Names

A Poem by Onoma

Tarp shook violent upon Mount of Olives--
fuschia skies sequenced.
Mountain dweller clung livelong day rank,
nude.
Surrogate family to ram, serpent, eagle--
inebriant of consciousness, holy spurn.
Of rubble and dappled shadow, God's wayside
seed sown...severe eyes, Witness expressly.
He could crowd fire, latch to it--rocking in
orange flashes.
A swarm of chants uplift and pivot him...
flying thousand names for it that may come 
to pass.
A haunting inheritance whole--ascendant 
body of mind...transfiguring locus of
whitening white...there pardoned of nature,
supernatural panache. 
Konstantinos Mark

© 2013 Onoma


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...
. your writing is spectacular ...
. it's full of "supernatural panache" ...

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Added on November 7, 2011
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