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"inwoven" poems
Over and back, the long waves crawl and track the sand with foam; night darkens, and the sea takes on that desperate tone of dark that wives put on when all their love is done. Over and back, the tangled thread falls slack, over and up and on; over and all is sewn; now while I bind the end, I wish some fiery friend would sweep impetuously these fingers from the loom. My weary thoughts play traitor to my soul, just as the toil is over; swift while the woof is whole, turn now, my spirit, swift, and tear the pattern there, the flowers so deftly wrought, the borders of sea blue, the sea-blue coast of home. The web was over-fair, that web of pictures there, enchantments that I thought he had, that I had lost; weaving his happiness within the stitching frame, weaving his fire and frame, I thought my work was done, I prayed that only one of those that I had spurned might stoop and conquer this long waiting with a kiss. But each time that I see my work so beautifully inwoven and would keep the picture and the whole, Athene steels my soul. Slanting across my brain, I see as shafts of rain his chariot and his shafts, I see the arrows fall, I see the lord who moves like Hector lord of love, I see him matched with fair bright rivals, and I see those lesser rivals flee.
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At Ithaca
dark leaps when there is the frothing light beaming a sizable aureole on your face this evening and its palpable brigade. dark is having your inwoven dress free from swaying pressed against raucous facelessness of things rogue and renegade. and when i have you not, shining the light and its intone, wind felt like stabs or i in attendance of a crazed vaudeville— trapeze is the hinge of the void afloat, upstream, space-hovering; a display of love and not so much is shown of the vertigo trapped in a square, a face impinged in the seamlessness of this fabulation when you've gone quickly fading out; light is my remember, o, dark my forgetling.
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Nov 3, 2015
Nov 3, 2015 at 7:15 AM UTC
Two Poems (Davao Blurs): (2) Contrasts
. *I cradle my head in my palms There's an inerasable vision of hearts and bones inwoven in a spider web Untied forget-me-nots writhing disentanglement A collage of all the dead roses , tawny petals bestrewn across a fallow frozen mind-scape ; hidden behind eye-lid's hesitantly arising curtain just like a noir movie screen I saw love disfigure me*                                                        wild is the wind ... December 4th, 2016
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Dec 4, 2016
Dec 4, 2016 at 2:11 PM UTC
inwoven in a spider web
I count the inwoven stars maybe I could find your smile in the bright tangles of night
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Jul 28, 2013
Jul 28, 2013 at 6:09 PM UTC
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dark inwoven vision seeking clear, pure — smiths a dagger. when you told me some are the abeyant, in that terse communal, some out of print Radio Body English Silent Radio's writing of an english Body cursive and lithe i arranged all things: TV, escritoire, left a place for a machine, drone of minutes and the fixed gore of absence all wounds avulse, words to wring realm of bones. image of men is no huddled God in the synagogue pew; this is the distinct cadence of the indescribably beautiful: when words continue to bleed they will never go out of print and they will mint something in the soul without a word, or a gesture, or an insignia of attendance. their benign dreams prowl upstream, your dreams, i willingly go, rising, falling riding all the darkness.
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Nov 2, 2015
Nov 2, 2015 at 2:37 AM UTC
Out Of Print