Of Island That No Man, Woman WasA Poem by Onoma
Of island that no man, woman was...
save for. In want of becoming...their ground withstood...taken with them. If pressed, as so pressed, an out-of-body aerial view of that patch wholly centered. A voice that repeats on oneself, in concert with self minus one. As a series of shores with no resolution but the end of a wave. A wishing well that sunk an undiscovered continent at the center of the earth. As the adieu confesses thus: if my island were a giant tablet...the commandment would be raised and dropped manifest to ripple a lesser wave. Konstantinos Mark
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