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Topography of a Dream

9/1/2018

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Fatma Assef

I lulled a child
once to sleep
found faith
on its quiet face
 
sleep tight
tomorrow brings
the same
 
sketches dog-eared
on sidewalks
words finished
--green
Ivy crawling up
the space
between
my frozen front door
here
 
and my distant
Alexandria
 
faint beam
 
the waves of wanting
more--
 
waiting splits your skin
weight stretches you thin
 
pulls
the will away
 
watch
my watchtower
--collapse
 
this ocean of yearning
 
I will not wait
 
anymore
 
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San Clemente, CA

So we travel on earth seeking the terrain of Poetry, walking through wilderness and empty landscape or visiting those ancient sites like Dholavira in far-western Gujarat, or Mykenai in the Greek Peloponnese, or the Arawak campsite on eastern Carriacou in the Grenadine Windward Isles, pursuing that authenticity of experience in a form of antique material reality...

These are places, strange and vague situations where death is manifold and thoroughly extant to the careful eye. There are women’s bangles made of shell to be picked up from the saline dust or small copper beads and thin chert blades, or tiny obsidian arrow-heads that can be unhidden and disclosed beneath those bloody grey walls about the Lion Gate, or beautiful indented potsherds and ceramic fragments at the waterline where the Atlantic rolls out its long blue visceral waves...

Kevin McGrath 🐚Yoga of Poetry
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