["He led captivity captive..."
Ephesians 4:7-8, The Holy Bible]
carnival music all the time
was moving the sunsets' ferris
only so far into
the clouds tipped with rubies,
emeralds, a sense of flight always
beginning again
from the ground, then stifled.
I held the hand of the wind
and couldn't look down
and wished for wings
my God
they tore them off
and just kept moving
to the organ grinding sound
ground into the soul
you know what that is.
you know but it's not sunset after all
when rose and lemon and mint
keep reappearing with a shake of your
pure kaleidoscope undefiled; the violet fugue
I listened to when I was free when I was awake,
before I knew them.
it's drifting through
the waltzes of Chopin
and the blessed horizons now
where they've all left town finally
deserting the interiors.
that God has not disappeared
from the equation of the new made clouds
the stars-in-waiting and the
mother of pearl fault lines in
this evening breeze
mary angela douglas 4 february 2014
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