I know. (oh - dedicated to Amy George and her Husband)
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Really. You all know, or at least agree in dark cafes that Will is unable to write, and these words we call expressions of aesthetic judgement may play a very complicated rôle, (which you refuse) but I think a very definite rôle, in what we call a culture of a zeitgeist. To describe my use or to describe what I mean by a cultured taste, you have to describe a culture. What I now call a cultured taste perhaps didn't exist in the Middle Ages. An entirely different game is played in different ages. So bite me. I write.
The sheer
definite enormity
of this has as much
hope of being contained
lust and of being
maintained
within her own confines
as it has within these
words -- his
words
Eternity
imprisoned as still life, and
the door is open but within
the cage
her stillmess resides as a bird
There is nothing that
exists
fully bridged for time
the eternal fear of
will forever ensure
that we all float hopelessly adrift
Can you see eternity
in an orchid Amy?
The pain the sorrow
the misery the joy
sheared
stripped
the love
the ecstasy or
does it only ever
equate to craving him?
Life is lust and lust is what?
we take the knife and
swipe at the ripe blossom
of being,
Shredding
revealing beauty's elegance,
and then eloping with a him and
with our very own dance.
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Dedicated to my dear friend Amy and her husband. Poet's words speak of nothing, everything, but i offer this to both of you.


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Love is deeper, but I couldn't write about that - could anyone?