Upon study
we find ourselves
in a rational world.
Yet the purpose
for all these mechanics
is not understood.
https://musea.wordpress.com/2016/11/17/fourth-review-sci-fi-novel-writings-in-science/
Upon study
we find ourselves
in a rational world.
Yet the purpose
for all these mechanics
is not understood.
https://musea.wordpress.com/2016/11/17/fourth-review-sci-fi-novel-writings-in-science/
Scamper! Scamper!
little rabbit.
Hide in the hedges
little rabbit!
Black flash across the pond!
A waterbug or the shadow of a moth?
“Show me how
the cricket jumps!”
The boy’s eyes
shift about –
He’s thinking ….
like Schrodinger’s cat
my future is uncertain.
Unwrap the box,
pull back the curtain!
Moon Park
invisible in day
starts stirring
as dusk settles.
Meet me my love
at Moon Park.
There is a place
on the far side of the Moon
that’s home to the shadows
that have been left behind.
They walk those moors
on that grey world;
itself a shadow
to a larger body.
What are readymades? They are poems hiding in the prose of others. With a few touchups they make great poems too!
READYMADES
One is reminded
of the words of the poet
which I have forgotten
at the moment.
– P. G. Wodehouse from “Bachelors Anonymous.”
To be read?
Nay not so! …
Rather to be thumbed,
to be cooed over,
to be dogs eared,
to be rumpled
to be kissed by
the illiterate
ungrammatical,
dimpled, darlings!
(From Lewis Carroll intro to Alice)
Truly all things
have not been revealed.
But by long seeking
mortals make progress.
(Retelling of a phrase by Xenophanes of Colophon.)
Multiple levels
of consequences
– BBC Reporter.
The shadows grow
as darkness falls
– Glamorous Temptation TV Drama.
The sheer ecstasy
of existence.
– Charles Ephraim Burchfield.
Buzzing polinators!
– Science Daily article on Bees.
Waves erase
my footsteps.
– Glamorous Temptations, Korean TV, Final Ep.
I love being a writer
(but) what I can’t stand
is (all) the paperwork!
– Peter de Vries