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saturn displays its fondness for mystery

Posted: August 28th, 2004, 11:31 am
by mtmynd
mercurial movements
of times embroidered presence
precludes any taste of goodness
which one may find
delightfully wrapped
beneath layers of antique foam,
cushioning the impact of lateral wisdom-
side balls rolling relentlessly across
the imagined circumferences of latitudinal
dimensions cross-haired under the
scope of backwoods privacy, seeing
with eyes filled with fires started
by unreasonable factions dissolute
upon the avenging angels whose wings
flutter mercilessly around ears
that cannot hear beyond the nose lengths
of hammered concepts that tirelessly play
remnants of sounds that echo with futility
across the gardens of tombstones
carved by breaths singing 'ave maria'

disengaged from premonitions regarded
by some as final answers splayed across
canvases dripping with colors fashioned
from roots and berries collected as
only evidence... to be brought in baskets
woven with reeds that grew in years past
the prime of jean brodie and mickey mouse,
the disney features parlayed into anxieties
that fooled even those that trusted time
as the mea culpa-mea culpa of surrender

dreadnoughts flying against winds of summer
trying in foolish vanity to cool the heathen
brows wrinkled by doubt and senility of
belief systems packaged for the back room shelves
lined with fourteen layers of cosmic dust
as a blanket to keep warm and reasonable
the fashionable midriff in-kind word flow
that emerges whenever thought mis-displays
itself amongst the brethren of civilization
together describing the taste of eternity
in volumes of manuscripts destined for fodder
to feed the unwilling and incapable linked
by rings in a harmonious surround of
the seemingly endless journey of saturn

Posted: August 28th, 2004, 9:11 pm
by mnaz
"mercurial".... I love that word....

both Mercury and Saturn figure in the upcoming September
night sky, it turns out. I didn't realize this, but there's a spacecraft
out there now which recently passed near Saturn and all of its moons,
sending back some great pictures. It's called the Cassini-Huygens
mission; a joint project between NASA and the Italian space program.
I forgot to bookmark the site, but if you google this mission, you
could probably find it and check out the photos. Thanks for the read.

I can't tell you Cec

Posted: August 29th, 2004, 3:08 pm
by hester_prynne
how very much I enjoyed reading this.
several times.
"ears that cannot hear beyond noselengths.."
I just love that.

it's a lilting searing, stream of conciousness piece.
full of sparkling jewels.
nice work indeed.
h

Re: I can't tell you Cec

Posted: February 21st, 2022, 7:55 am
by mtmynd
hester_prynne wrote:
August 29th, 2004, 3:08 pm
how very much I enjoyed reading this.
several times.
"ears that cannot hear beyond noselengths.."
I just love that.

it's a lilting searing, stream of conciousness piece.
full of sparkling jewels.
nice work indeed.
h
Many thanks, "Hester Prynne"... I trust all is well in the Northlands.

Re: saturn displays its fondness for mystery

Posted: February 27th, 2022, 1:06 am
by creativesoul
Wow. That is a whole universe of ideas.. beautiful