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Connor Smith
Poems
Apr 2014
Solvent
He wrote sigils of the world with air.
Pursued upon every street and grove,
attempts to writhe free are unwarranted;
Though in what way could escape mean separation?
Cast over rifts like a falling mist,
paradigms lay sedimentary
mediating sight as a membranous
pseudo preface to the essential.
This alluvium breathes, drawing inward
consecrating the dreaming idol;
We had found a stitch in space
where mortals wield no bodies.
Now subtle coagula are vessels enough
So temporal wills decay.
Join the aether;
Through the high cascade
some remember first knowing Self
akin to parting breaths in absentia.
This is our amniotic solvent;
The cycle stops repeating;
A ceaseless inception
compressed upon Eternity.
Our beginning remembers the end.
We found the gold in October.
Written by
Connor Smith
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