Wednesday, December 28, 2011

poetry of an insignificant revolution.

crippled rural and inflamed is our home
and we gather conflicted
stressing and pumping threw it holiness
that in fact
is not
at all holy
we align
and bring smal bits of aesthetics
made of the collisions
of centuries
of quivering sorrow
here we are
ancient
and infants
and fluttering in fragility
there is nothing
not a massage nor a moral
that we set
in our gatherings and raising of flames
that are made to capture attention
merely we write on windowsills and side roads and all the small little places
in this town uninvaded by rot
that life is here
no matter anger and rage and ugly ugliness
no matter
the rot
and rot 
of misery
and unhindered lament.
life is here.

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