Friday, December 30, 2016

Poem #62 Achilles Has Known

Achilles has known
how beautiful sorrow, sorrow stands
would come a large utterance
look up, when you do not see beneath you
thy thunder, they rain, the new command of
fallen house speak of unpracticed hands
perhaps men did not known the mighty earth
or did not study architecture while in tears
forehead to the ground the moon
turned the sea upon the people
god enter in not all his curse not all his blessing
flaming robes the strings of magic broke
and fire burned fueled by strange games
harrow new desert void the blaze darkness death
my center lost to the dominion
fall great center on strange ashes
feast upon the phantoms
heavy vapors scummy marsh,
the blindfolded man in search of his future

six hours passed curtaining clouds

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