
Ancient Cutlery: Tines of Coven Three
ancient hilltop
wind-powered furnace
the Devil goes up in flames,
Tarot banishes the demon within,
the fire burns upward toward the Light,
the women sit
at the tree stump
table, red cloth napkins
draped over the Death card,
spear it with the three-tine fork,
eating it alive, a transition to a
new state, cut the unnecessary,
not far the way
the crow flies, the
radio Tower broadcasts
a divine source of power,
fire, lightning, falling, disruption
occured because it was needed,
the Magician, a
lightning rod, pointing
to earth to ground the potent
energy, this card a signal to act,
the evolution
of the fork, how
tines have multiplied,
numerology addressing
demonology,
the problem,
two tines good
for holding but of
little use in carrying
food from plate to mouth,
thus emerged
three tines, and
four tines, the fork
evolution story hypothesizes,
devices evolve
the way they do
because of dissatisfaction
the way the current system
works, we have so far, evolved
to coven three.
Copyright 5.19.2010 Ms. Sage Sweetwater, firebrand lesbian novelist
Wooden tines of two
For me they don't work worth a shit
But for billions they surely do
I'm a slow evolver. Patrick
This is a wonderful poem and as Donna said, "heh...how many men have been wielded this fate"
Nice story poem Sage, andit really made me think of all the things we have that go back to ancient or even prehistoric times. Thank you for sharing.
May the Lord Bless you, and those whom you love, and be with you always, and walk by your side. With love in my heart, joy to the world, peace on earth, & ((((((((((MANY WONDERFUL SISTERLY HUGGGGSSSS)))))))))), your den sister Barbie
spear it with a three-tin fork
heh...how many men have been wielded that fate
your work is always so revolutionary
thank you for the tine time.
~D.
Peace and lightning rod energy,
Dayvid
FEE