Relationships: A Tangential(poetic) View, This prose-poem looks at relationships--poeticcally |
Relationships: A Tangential(poetic) View, This prose-poem looks at relationships--poeticcally |
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Ron Price ![]() Group: Member Posts: 6 Joined: Sep 2006 Member No: 465,700 ![]() |
MOTH BALLS
It might be easier To fail-with Land in Sight- Than gain-My Blue Peninsula- To perish-of Delight- -Emily Dickinson, Number 405. ...there is an interdependence of diverse points of view rather than a totality of a single vision. We must get behind the enigmas, the paradoxes, the inter-relationships, the rules that govern all. -Bahiyyih Nakhjavani and Abdu’l-Baha in “Artist, Seeker and Seer”, Baha’i Studies, Vol.10, p.3. These words of mine born from some mist high upon that tree, are drenched in a silent spring than noone tastes or sees. Like an Indian summer entirely, as if a gift on judgement day, or ressurection at last right here for me. The sun shone on; the flowers blew; all things were now made new. Time went by so fast I thought: this will not last, this dew. My glee is quiet, obsessive; it rolls on wheels of snow. I feel like I’m in eider down or in some cedar chest where moth balls keep what’s best. Ron Price 24 November 1995 |
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wait what?
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