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Imagine that the summer’s stringencies Have found themselves alone In a garden, so full of bone Petunias and bone pansies That the Omphalos stone, full Of captive water, full Of bio-mass, with its Subterranean flow—exhibits , In lieu of flowers—cannot pretend To be our final fortune’s final end. Suppose instead the garden is an egg, Its shell, the sky about to beg Release from all this heat, a tuft of X, My friend, a silence, salient, stolen, so complex.
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Aug 1, 2011
Aug 1, 2011 at 7:19 AM UTC
Omphalos, Again
Imagine that the summer’s stringencies Have found themselves alone In a garden, so full of bone Petunias and bone pansies That the Omphalos stone, full Of captive water, full Of bio-mass, with its Subterranean flow—exhibits , In lieu of flowers—cannot pretend To be our final fortune’s final end. Suppose instead the garden is an egg, Its shell, the sky about to beg Release from all this heat, a tuft of X, My friend, a silence, salient, stolen, so complex.
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Aug 1, 2011
Aug 1, 2011 at 7:19 AM UTC
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