It’s past
the size of dreaming. Nature wants stuff
To vie
strange forms with fancy... (Cleopatra, Antony & Cleopatra, act 5, sc 2)
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It’s
the amorphousness that gets you first.
Too
thick to slake your thirst for flow – when suddenly it gets a glow on,
puts
a show on, starts to undergo
that
alchemy again, when Juliet waits on her balcony for Romeo who turns into
Marc
Antony who burns into a god –
deriving
from the same old sod as you and
me. There is no reckoning for what will be.
Let’s
bloop up from the mud – regroup
and course with untoward colors in our blood –
vast eyes gleaming, past the size of dreaming.
and course with untoward colors in our blood –
vast eyes gleaming, past the size of dreaming.
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