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An Ancient Mayan Poem

by @wuji-shiu

I The successive suns of summers swim in me like a balcony of heat I glow with the sol of sols the pine cone of lava that makes my cheeks full, white the sun-drop of diamonds have petrified in my heart and I am creation rushing down ii On all that is below, these stars know me and I among them we are like water in water ocean creatures of great adventure vertigoes of light, layers of softness suns of paradise, legends of golden noons revolutions of princely sunspots cliff of mortality, planets revolving iii Around a center, galaxies revolving around a black-hole that was once a great sun, time has pink candle-like veins but she knows the sun, the sparkling rocks the matter and energy of our destinies caught up in a seabed of lights the successive suns of summers swim in me like an ode to sun-religions iv but I am here, drinking sun-wine in the surreal view of full eyes with a body of silver for the kaleidoscope and a naked face dismantled by another eclipse another wonder, another design of day.
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Oct 15, 2014
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