The Great Scattering

The Great Scattering

A Poem by Onoma

How many ends in and of themselves
constitute...a fill that is yours?
Abreacted claimant...many airs
light at the feet.
I am with you, I am you upon this
all-encompassed fold.
Our knees stupefied by weight...
gone weak--gone strong, time and
out of so again.
As a priest walking up the aisle,
censer oscillating the concrescence
of attending souls. 
Sniffing for the emblazoned churchyard...
known paces out of doors--the sky
falling down and granting pace no more...
of he, she figured in the delving core,
cored out...the Great Scattering.



Konstantinos Mark

© 2013 Onoma


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