Easter again Easter

Easter again Easter

A Poem by Michael Oliver

 

            

                And a radiant id

                Moons annual dogma

                Bright tangents the sky  

                Summoning a rite

 

                In open eyed hiding

                The green man leaf shelters

                Masked �" from the silver bow

                And her fierce hunting

               

                The seductress screaming

                With cloaks of soft assay

                Destruction and a gleam

                The God head sacrifices

 

                This play of sordid lust

                 In our timeless fleeing

                 And a bloodless passion

                 Of yearly conscience 

 

                 And the green blade rises  

                 The new hope is born

                 From a deeper ‘whatever’

                 With a slaughter and a truth 

© 2017 Michael Oliver


Author's Note

Michael Oliver
Part of a group - based on the thinking of the Green Man

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can't have the peace without the slaughter first...but from the chaos, a certain Good rises----the resurrection of sense.
j.

Posted 7 Years Ago



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Michael Oliver
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I like capturing the world in various mediums for a long time I was a painter, but more recently I realize the same imperative can be used to direct words as well as brushes. more..

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