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Monday, June 11, 2007

I'm not going to delete all the spaces in here, because there was a pattern for the poem. A correct form that will probably not even come out right on here, but it's worth trying. (Now that I've checked, I know it didn't come out quite right. Close enough though, I guess.) Just a working title as of yet. I almost contradicted myself by not giving it a title... It's just that I don't even know how worth-while one would be for this here poem. How's that fer yer hillbilly talk? Be well, y'all.


evidence

some of them, man-

kind, born eunuchs;

some made so by men; and still others—

chosen, choose it— but I still haven’t

found what

I’m looking for. some lines,

haunting that way; some

themes—recur and please;

some words forgotten,

come back

and I look at myself:

aged. broken

teeth; chipping bones,

—not done yet. remember, I’m

. here. where I am,

that’s someplace, too.

the pencil I’ve carried

around so long—it’s so dulled down,

my beavered tree.

but, that’s its use—not

just pocketed lead.

making it up, I make room.

4 Comments:

  • great. i'd like to see the original spacing.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, At 1:31 AM  

  • i really like it. the beaver tree part created a funny picture in my mind. and i liked the space part the best (end). it's creative and we do make space...liked this. that u2 line whenever i hear that song, my heart hurts with longing.

    By Blogger strunny, At 8:19 PM  

  • I like your poem... it makes me miss you a lot, though. :-/
    Is this my very first commenting on your blog?

    I LOVE YOU!

    -kv.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, At 9:44 PM  

  • i like it too. the light is beginning to dawn and your poetry is like a flower blooming for me ( I just read Ps. 19 so I'm in a poetic frame of mind too), each time I read what you write there is more fullness and more beauty.
    is the first part in reference to the Buddist monks you see in lots of places there?
    I like the references to the process of life, of writing (at least that is how I interepret some of the ,ines.
    thanks B for helping me look at poetry anew.sag

    By Anonymous Anonymous, At 9:46 AM  

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