Wednesday, July 12, 2006
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Pointillism
Heartsongs,
words on a page,
all we are is dust in the wind?My blog is just one channel,
my voice one vessel.
Invoke/inviting nestle
in my cradling arms.The power of hunger,
of nostalgia,
of Lewis's sublime Joy.
Hunger drives.Necessity is the mother of invention,
its father the dollar
(maybe a surrogate sundry elusive altruism out there?)
((out where?))Words frolic bucolic,
rapping chronic (demonic/woo-ha!)
Dripping tripping rhymes
and seething crimes
in the pit of the stomach
and the back of my head.Summertime and living's
easy enough,
grit and fluff and the flavor
of a mocha silk on a mellow day.She wraps
the lines around themselves
and hips eclipse
reverberation of the mingus years.It's hard to speak in my own words sometimes.
Poet laureates and sycophants,
dreamers, bleeders,
can fuel the fire,And in the meantime
(I refuse to quote Down's newest)
I'll shuffle the silt,
ideas and wilting guilt,
the anger, anguish
(the agony and the irony)and the joys,
all the girls and boys making all that noise,and support your right to burn the flag
and be what you are
and Love in the way you can,
because judgment isn't up to man.
It's up to God to damn
and hug us and hold us,
His beloved,
His own.
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Comments (10)
Very, VERY nice. Keats meets Shawn Carter.
RYC: It is not a critical issue to me, although I can see why it might be to some. There is Scriptural foundation for people who oppose ordination of women. Sorry I won't be much help on this one, as I've never felt called to take a side.
And that's a good picture of you--you look so grown up.
I can only imagine that the man in the photo is someone you know--but who?