who's to say it's wrong
&
who's to say it's right?
Imposing form upon ideas created yet not captured. "The symbol works on you whether you are aware of it or not" ~Flannery O'Connor
Friday, January 26, 2007
same paper as below, written diagonal across the top right corner
concealing the profane numinous
different jackets for appropriate weather?
different jackets felicitously expressing euphemisms.
these circumstances are only anointed opportunities to canopy nakedness
one exposes my vulnerable
one warms my weary
one parades my pride
one brings my comfort
one shines my felicity
one conserves my frugal
one preserves my youth
one asks my playful
one reminds me of you
to accessorize these jackets poses just as difficult selections
as choosing which jacket to exhibit over my naked.
different jackets for appropriate weather?
different jackets felicitously expressing euphemisms.
these circumstances are only anointed opportunities to canopy nakedness
one exposes my vulnerable
one warms my weary
one parades my pride
one brings my comfort
one shines my felicity
one conserves my frugal
one preserves my youth
one asks my playful
one reminds me of you
to accessorize these jackets poses just as difficult selections
as choosing which jacket to exhibit over my naked.
for lack of a note pad; written on the front page of "in" paper magazine; around & over an image of an eye, a rooster, and a coat.
like unorganized children the snow follows through the erratic air currents
meets with the earth
having joined forces with gravity
in a pattern so elusive no mathematician could figure
god's self actualization
and the freedom of grace he releases
meets with the earth
having joined forces with gravity
in a pattern so elusive no mathematician could figure
god's self actualization
and the freedom of grace he releases
Labels:
exitstence,
face of a paper,
god,
grace,
gravity,
poetry,
writings
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