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The Wistaria, the Black Tar Road and Bitten Moon

The Wistaria, the Black Tar Road and Bitten Moon Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem   The scent, wistaria, and colors of The clusters on the vine seem very far Away from moon’s eclipse white blue above The...

Reduced to Perfect Expansion — Grammar for Mystics

Reduced to Perfect Expansion — Grammar for Mystics Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem It’s quite a trap, you know, this seeing of The universe contained within a grain Of sand, the sending of a thought above...

Told by an Idiot . . .

      Told by an Idiot . . . Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem And signifying nothing; . . .but . . . so what? So what if that is true?  Remember, though, The villain mouthing that.  He is a butt At best, a...

Reach Out and Touch

 Reach Out and Touch The mystic cites a grain of sand.  He means An emerald, cut, belonging to the New Jerusalem, implying all the greens That Christ created.  Though the mystic knew Of sapphires and of diamonds, he chose To mean not blue; not purest of clarity; But...

Auguries of Sinnocence

    Auguries of Sinnocence Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem Hold on to grains of sand (through microscopes Or otherwise).  Hold on to little things Because they are — and not mere mystic tropes In seers’...