Saturday, December 21, 2013

The Day of the Great Enigma


Perhaps you'll press your warm lips to mine
Since all presence gropes after scarcely more
Than a word the skin of a thought surrendered
To thirst O between our questions and ourselves
We're without idea without memory hear only
Sounds that flock around what's not expressed
A theme of migration in which we may find
The promised sighs of God as if this conundrum
Surmounts the world displays some kind of truth
As if we see the visible rhythm in its final flight
Where certain stars might shine for us might lure
Us beyond the last absence the accomplice
Of creation and finally there comes a moment
When no distance appears to provoke us

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