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I’ve taken a lover and awoke 300 years in the inner chamber, some thirteen stories above grinding asphalt. in that inner chamber, echoed a pan flute as i walked home. and glided out of the tunnel once more those seventeen or so notes, a mystery to me or at least the “me” that awoke as something new. I slept sgain. to wake again in this land, mirror to my native one, in some strange reversal of migration, somehow new to old, and in this daylight hour i woke again, in a bed not his, nor mine. and now I know those seventeen notes, their mystery now gone, scribbled on a note and sent to him, transatlantic, enveloped, enveloping, maybe not all-encompassing, this journey will have been merely a crutch, a movement, or gesture, as natural as a waving hand from a train car. this place shall be an effigy, a substitution.
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Apr 27, 2011
Apr 27, 2011 at 6:05 AM UTC
seventeen pan flute notes
I’ve taken a lover and awoke 300 years in the inner chamber, some thirteen stories above grinding asphalt. in that inner chamber, echoed a pan flute as i walked home. and glided out of the tunnel once more those seventeen or so notes, a mystery to me or at least the “me” that awoke as something new. I slept sgain. to wake again in this land, mirror to my native one, in some strange reversal of migration, somehow new to old, and in this daylight hour i woke again, in a bed not his, nor mine. and now I know those seventeen notes, their mystery now gone, scribbled on a note and sent to him, transatlantic, enveloped, enveloping, maybe not all-encompassing, this journey will have been merely a crutch, a movement, or gesture, as natural as a waving hand from a train car. this place shall be an effigy, a substitution.
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Apr 27, 2011
Apr 27, 2011 at 6:05 AM UTC
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