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At A Meeting in the Square
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Symmetry, chemisty, the round and the square
Roots, boots and practicality
get loose
in the Round

where we air in the air
the unlying a laying whose
place a mates on the edge
middle or bottom
of the objective fact
we ourselves a'laid
in our choice to have the round physically round or square

and then forgot
the object of our defintion
as a round of choices
of the object shape
of the meeting square

Where we meet
Much less to add that
the fornications
Had dulled our memories a little
Of our first meeting

And hope and appologize
that should the children of our testaments
turn out square-
ly engaged more in intercourse
than to ask less of why a wheel rolls
simply cause it is round

than of the cranks and levers grow from their heads
To have the new meeting rounds
Built in Squares.

That we was all subject
to an objective lot of folks
spent more on the architecture
of the meeting place
than their place's
We had all encountered
in our meeting air.

Marvcin Eli Kirsh







  

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 Reviews of "At A Meeting in the Square"
Reviewed on July 20, 2006
Because our world is round, and we see other objects in the sky as round, so we automantically thought that everything should be round, like rolling along on a wheel...

Until one rolls out into a square and then we lose it definition of the rounds, and we wonder where all these other shaqpes comes from.

Like people we take them as objects, and expected them to be rounds, only when they turn squarely we realize that our original perception was wrong. How can anything and anyone turns squarely all of a suddenly? Defying its origin, defying any logic that has been laid out before! Suddenly shape shifts and changes, suddenly everything is not what it seemss, suddenly...

Sandie May Angel a.k.a. Sandie Angel :o)


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