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I’m a construct; piece-wise and bilateral Anointed by half pieces parted from wise souls Who sojourned to two-states America in uncertainty Bore fruit, and I’m part of the four. As fourth, I am the neoteny of the family I’m this fleshy symmetry Can barely keep track Must remind, crafted in his Immortal Geometry. So I must grin and bear it It goes so fast, I remember bits and pieces Far from wise, before neo-belief I match left and right but inwardly, I’m not so wisely pieced. It didn’t take long, my journey, though certainly short, by peaceable ambulation From where I’ve been, people I’ve met with this inner asymmetry I want to fix them; with my black hammer and white nail With my grey, pulpy, heart. Yet I don’t have the means. Now I just don’t have it, I need to amble over with mine My beloved two wise figures of geometry, please understand this There’s more than the framer of hand or eye, our hearts form imperfect amalgam.
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 6:43 PM UTC
Amalgam
I’m a construct; piece-wise and bilateral Anointed by half pieces parted from wise souls Who sojourned to two-states America in uncertainty Bore fruit, and I’m part of the four. As fourth, I am the neoteny of the family I’m this fleshy symmetry Can barely keep track Must remind, crafted in his Immortal Geometry. So I must grin and bear it It goes so fast, I remember bits and pieces Far from wise, before neo-belief I match left and right but inwardly, I’m not so wisely pieced. It didn’t take long, my journey, though certainly short, by peaceable ambulation From where I’ve been, people I’ve met with this inner asymmetry I want to fix them; with my black hammer and white nail With my grey, pulpy, heart. Yet I don’t have the means. Now I just don’t have it, I need to amble over with mine My beloved two wise figures of geometry, please understand this There’s more than the framer of hand or eye, our hearts form imperfect amalgam.
nada-enriquez
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Aug 12, 2014
Aug 12, 2014 at 6:43 PM UTC
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