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EVOCATION

“The sound that pours from the fingertips awakens clouds of cells far inside the body”

Robert Bly 1926-

 

You could say that the sound that tips deep cells are waking

heralds with bugles divine revolution

 

You could say that the sound that echoes from spirals

gossamers emeralds’ scintillant light

 

You could say that the sound that squishes from mangoes

is luscious and opulent tripping with pearls

You could say that the sound that slumbers in harp strings

howls round the polar bear’s tumaceous couch

 

You could say that the sound that tremors from tadpoles

triggers eruptions of undersea mountains

 

You could say that the sound that sits on the windowsill

on Arcturus flickers as icicle fire

You could say that the sound that bounces off drumskins

loosens the shackles of acuate cacti

 

You could say that the sound that shivers off rainbows

silkens red poppies at sunstrike unpacking

 

You could say that the sound that rumbles round moonrocks

passes on purple to stillness of shadows

 

You could say that the sound that echoes cicadas

crackles through canyons of memory rising

 

You could say that the sound that gallops through nightmares

shrinks in the face of the falcons glissade

 

You could say that the sound that is diatomaceous

 

tangles up synapses sparking at random

 

You could say that the sound of deep cells awakening

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