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Although Pangea Wept
Pangea doth me harm
As she speeds elsewhere and away from me
Past the edges of my comprehension
She rushes out from under my feet
Leaving me to tread naught but chaotic tides of vast, unending seas
Seven times seven times seven rhymes of ancient mariners
Swearing to their crews of lewd visits
With women having torsos of maidens and the tails of dolphins
But they are just passers-by in the new occurrence
The most recent transfiguration of spirit and form that now occupies the space that I call mine
In my own foolish self-indulgence of owning this brief place in time
The water will not have me since our last degree of separaton
I may not sink below its line of territory
The land has abandoned me for my discourtesy
And the sky is too far above my Limbonic apprehension of ability
Adrift with no wind and no current to carry or direct me
I must wait patiently for the dawn
That golden bright door
To throw itself open toward me
Just so that I may glimpse the possibilities that lay beyond
And stare too long
Allowing all its effulgent beauty to blind me
To burn away from this infested form all its pains and lost reactions until it is gone
And all that will remain is what had been before I even dared to speak my given name
Ashes
Dust
Breath
Earth
Crystal clear,
Cold flowing waters
Stones
Sand
Flesh
And all of Man's ill-fitting laws and orders
Do disappear in the flash of scattered shafts of light
Cut from the whole of their facet's sure divide
Their origin, like mine
Now begins to lay in question
Unraveling into a spectrum of hues and perspectives
That look upon others with equal parts disdain and curiousity
A 1:1 solution imbibing all the world around it
Material becomes the immaterial
Inadmissible as proof
Where reality becomes realty
In that only the truly rich do so untruly possess it
There are no contracts in the Promise Land
Only ashes, breath, and sand
And maybe,
One day,
Something blowing about on the breeze that would be me
*this is one of my older works*
As she speeds elsewhere and away from me
Past the edges of my comprehension
She rushes out from under my feet
Leaving me to tread naught but chaotic tides of vast, unending seas
Seven times seven times seven rhymes of ancient mariners
Swearing to their crews of lewd visits
With women having torsos of maidens and the tails of dolphins
But they are just passers-by in the new occurrence
The most recent transfiguration of spirit and form that now occupies the space that I call mine
In my own foolish self-indulgence of owning this brief place in time
The water will not have me since our last degree of separaton
I may not sink below its line of territory
The land has abandoned me for my discourtesy
And the sky is too far above my Limbonic apprehension of ability
Adrift with no wind and no current to carry or direct me
I must wait patiently for the dawn
That golden bright door
To throw itself open toward me
Just so that I may glimpse the possibilities that lay beyond
And stare too long
Allowing all its effulgent beauty to blind me
To burn away from this infested form all its pains and lost reactions until it is gone
And all that will remain is what had been before I even dared to speak my given name
Ashes
Dust
Breath
Earth
Crystal clear,
Cold flowing waters
Stones
Sand
Flesh
And all of Man's ill-fitting laws and orders
Do disappear in the flash of scattered shafts of light
Cut from the whole of their facet's sure divide
Their origin, like mine
Now begins to lay in question
Unraveling into a spectrum of hues and perspectives
That look upon others with equal parts disdain and curiousity
A 1:1 solution imbibing all the world around it
Material becomes the immaterial
Inadmissible as proof
Where reality becomes realty
In that only the truly rich do so untruly possess it
There are no contracts in the Promise Land
Only ashes, breath, and sand
And maybe,
One day,
Something blowing about on the breeze that would be me
*this is one of my older works*
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