Thursday, January 14, 2016

We Sense It Had to Do With Blue (2)



He bloomed unwieldily.
The shield of him flapped open
to reveal what seemed to be

the panoply of what today
he needed to construe as true.
We sense it had to do with blue.












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Wednesday, January 13, 2016

The Mystic Fishies


He spent
the night
abiding with
his inner sight

residing in
its psychic light
deciding what
to write

and yet
not writing.
The mystic fishies
weren’t biting.







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Tuesday, January 12, 2016

He Tells Me


He tells me, “You should pick up Kant.”
I tell him, “Not right now, I can’t.”
He says, “Okay, let’s run and play.”
I say, “Yes, let’s do that today.”












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Monday, January 11, 2016

Less Man


Senses anxiously
attached
to consciousness

can make you feel
less man
than radar scan.










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Sunday, January 10, 2016

She’d Been Very Young


Reposing as the day
was closing caused her
almost to remember

something from the wildwood
of her childhood: a sound,
a note, a word. What was it?

Had it been said or sung?
Perhaps it was a bird.
She’d been very young.










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Saturday, January 9, 2016

Transcendental Game


Drifting through a schism
to no rhythm

they could name
appeared
to have become

this moment’s
transcendental game.













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Friday, January 8, 2016

Flower Ghosts


Phantasms sneaking
out of blooms in gardens
often guiltily seek pardons

that the Universe
will always grant:
to slip away from

the embodied plant –
become the ghosts
of all the stems and roots

that were their hosts –
is not, in fact, a sin:
spirits of the vegatively

actual remain contractually
in another indivisibly,
invisibly embracing power –

the Universe becomes
what it has always been:
their only flower.






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