For I have seen him lying beneath the sun Reading Donne perhaps, Eyes upon the world, Laughing in a moment of a too long too narrow view; Speaking of a shelter in the coolness of your voice. Here, away from instinctive days of waging the “Civil War in the Cave” He came upon a tender …
Month: May 2019
Knowing
He saw the remains of a broken diety and hated. He, the Ethos, (Or so he believed often enough) Began to run, to sweat in the heat Of fashioning something different. In the strength of his hands he sang; Jealously, the painful passion , How others could go on… The violence found, the full …
A Bird of Prey
Sad and disheartened, taking notes On the approaching secret darkness. The owl watches. Retaining a gravely impressive manner Singular in wisdom and isolation, He excites admiration. His loss of spirit, his loss of hope Occurs in the night, Active only in the concealment of the gloom-dreary Remoteness of himself. Dejected from being alone, Wise because …
The Attic
In the attic along with the dirt and darkness Are the bones of children. Skeletons. A thousand individual sets Hiding from light. At night, while watchers and wishers assume Their death-like states, The children play with street signs And various stuffed animals. They laugh when one willfully falls apart; They build dreams made of wooden …
Benedict Emeritus or Benedict Arnold?
I didn’t even know Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI wrote a letter. I thought he retired. I called my friend to wish him a Happy Easter and he wanted to talk about two things: the letter of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, and the Mueller Report. I told him, “What letter?” and he sent me this link. …