Where Does Tomorrow Sleep?A Poem by Onoma
Can you see Hyperborea's sun, shadowless
valleys where you cut word with tooth? An unfettered wound stutters, blowing null what primordial utterance it will. Where does tomorrow sleep, your prospect in stomach, cramped with fluxing ones and zeros? As soon as you spoke your abstraction was pardoned. Your home's abutted geography made its revolving bally. Dizzy you, concentric circles closing in, advising their babe press forth. Mythopoetic proud as hell of its circuit, a metaphysical luminary midwifed in an etheric manger. Shadows mark their growth about our encampment-- God's peripheral nomads etching story. Shelter bids welcome, unwelcome everywhere--its doors blown about as the literature of distances. Konstantinos Mark
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Added on November 14, 2011 Last Updated on November 29, 2013 Author
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