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prelusions

(red turtles wash themselves
with their tails.
but only if condoned by the
marsupials)

         Tract I

The canopy of death resumes
its course.
Holy priests deal their
blessing.
the hearts of men turn
colder than freon.
The sky quakes apart.
The ground begins to shower
sleet.
The mountains become plateaus
then plains.

        Tract II

A little child picks up a
piece of charcoal and writes
"Tomorrow's coda is playing
today. The last mail is
delivered" on a wall.

       Tract III

The pyramids of Egypt
reside in contempt
they open up to reveal
harsh warriors of the past
they raise their heads
the earth releases honesty
It's flow of goodwill
evaporates
like a broth of oxygen.
forever unseen.

        Tract IV

And my mother comes to
the house
she speaks softer than
summer winds.
from the surreal planes open
the physical. A granite wall
of fortitude.

WE shake it.
by writing
a maraca of dreams,
sadness and yesterdays.
WE write of evil.
WE write nonsense.
but WE write.

many women and men
have a canvass
or a wheel
some have their
vibrating equipment

WE have quills of thought
parchement of potence
minds of the

unremembered.





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On Friday December 24th, 2004, Urban Shipwreck (968) writes:
Wow this was absolutely incredible and jam packed with thoughtful wisdom. Very, very well done. ~Ship!


On Wednesday March 17th, 2004, AshtrayDirt (41) writes:
i really love this. your choice of words beautifully fits and i envy the way you can write something wonderful about little things, i always stop myself or throw it away. keep writing. -Dirt


On Saturday January 3rd, 2004, An Expired Member (20) writes:
This one is great, I love it. We get about five poems in one on this one, it's very cool. Really nice word images, and the ending is phenomenal. I really like this poem.


On Tuesday September 2nd, 2003, anathema (62) writes:
this is another brilliant poem. one more and you're on my favorites. i like the way you separate them into tracts...



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