Saturday, May 26, 2012

Above a drone, I imagined her in

Above a drone, I imagined her in
The shelving of my mind, traipsing about
The content in a seamless sort of dance,
Being the word I'm here hopelessly reading.

When I had first apprehended that light
I thought I must have deluded my self
Because it seemed so brilliant it was hard
To find a language representing it.

And still I'm looking, yearning; in the curves
Of opened books I think I catch a fragrance
Of folding nectar, Arabic dialects,

Several foreign vowels enunciated
In a pattern lithely choreographed
In a nonsense language of full disclosure.

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