There is a garden - heavy scented by philologie, literature
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There is a garden - heavy scented
At the crisic coincidence of
the death dream and the day-lit moon
the universe swells up
and exhales
plunging to a crushing point
dense and dark with tactility
He thinks that
We are unbounded and that
There is a garden – heavy scented
through which a hot stream
sluices,
stirring silt&guilt&tension
thirsty trees caressing, bend &
silent,
crowd us on our path
He thinks that
There have been other gardens
tasting of salt & musk & virgin air
slick with humidity
I.
I am an alien.
I am alone.
I am out-
sider,
different,
lurker,
lone wolf,
impostor
I
am a
Cerebral
Thing
.
I am impassive
I am judging
calculating.
I am open and blunt
like an unsheathed sword
simple, but mysterious,
maybe
I am inhuman.
I am cold.
But in the never ending crash-drone of the city
in the swirling dust and plumeria
I am a person
embraced by another
You smell like grass and
momentum, maybe
like sweat and salt water
you smell like Humanity and
you smell like me.
II.
Me
The trees here make it rain and are forever pressed down
by the weight of it.
The trees here make it rain and so
you will always be wet with rain
and sticky with pine sap slicks
in unexpected places.
Your children will be born with
pine needles carpeting their soles,
And they will always be a little damp and a little cold
even in the desert
they will be cold.
The forest is ancient and cold and mourning
and maybe that too is passed onto her children
mourning for something that never was,
something that never was lost.
The city is like a big sister snooping
you will love her because she
is your sister and because
hers are the only other p