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Constellations
Contributed by
screwge
on
Saturday, 23rd May 2009 @ 04:22:55 PM in AEST
Topic:
ambiguous
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No man understands another mans
constellations, when he welds
sparks that speak to bantam hooves,
no man can see the conflagrations
that he vigilantly melds
from tides that sweep the crystal ball.
No man understands another mans
bubbles, no man sees them adequately
rebel, from his mouth that touched
kazoo before hookah, whose drifters
drifted cross the nations spangled flags,
or constellationsif you will.
No man can count above one when
surveying prodigious Zodiac
plansthat are fixed Plan Bs up in the sky
no man can see how they lit trials and tests
and pierced the clouds that were to us
amorphous districts.
No man comprehends another mans
nations, the rivers tears of per se gods,
and far away the clouds look stately
to righteous men
who walk the unknown sods,
and no man transcends that immigration
though he may have aced the stars
and stripes, and bubbled in the constellations
with one hundred percent right.
No man cobbles together the threat of his graphite,
Ts dotted in iconoclasm
and Is all crossed in quiet rage.
Copyright ©
screwge
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2009-05-23 16:22:55]
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Re: Constellations
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Saturday, 23rd May 2009 @ 06:32:30 PM AEST
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