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December 2006


monolith


Throne in a Room
 
(based on a bad dream)

 

In a stone chair, picture a fiery man,

Like an unholy cloud of fantasy.

A trace of blood, stained with God,

A lion-bull, bat winged man with

Golden tools of belief hanging

From his cool, sanitary wisdom.

 

Outside, a freak weather of cook pots,

A ghetto-watch and kettle wash edge,

kindles a wary smoke-surplus in the 

Smudge-black air, met with gathering

Indifference to heaps of hopeless need

Glowing down from his make-believe.

 

The Cosmos watches, takes on the

Dreamer with torches and testing,

Where lines of overnight pilgrims arrive

To be tapped and patted down, their

Cheeks spreading, yes, blotches

All the color of disbelief, spreading

 
Despite every sacred holiday fact

Into the emptiness and everywhere

Beyond everything that matters. 

 

Have a Merry Christmas no matter who's in charge of the melt down.

last xmas

before that



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