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Alone Together

by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com

– Perhaps our Native American brothers and sisters know better than us the journey always needing preparation, whether one of philosophy or artistic expression. Such might be their gift to us: the how to pack for arrival’s end. How to be ready. Images speak, if we will but listen. (Image by pinterest)

Saturday, July 18, 2020


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Alone Together

 

 

From such a faraway place
comes this distant voice within,
where time does not limit
once volcanic energy,
now at transient rest.

 

Yet so far away,
this voice hovers,
holding course above
the manifestations now like
sedimentary remnants.


Cooled by repeated tears,
one's unresolved eruptions soar

high above flames of energy's core,
waiting to hear,

to see,

to feel once again.

 

Our eyes weep memories.

 

Droplets fall
invading the buried stratum
others condense into damp updrafts,
giving passion's latent storms space to prepare.

 

Such might be today's citations,

a lesser faraway place
where interim makes known
its timbre of distant vibrations,
flames of consciousness rising,
melting layers needed to release
the chorus of syllabic tone
chosen to embrace the voice
transforming the communication of choice.

 

Voices settle,
whisper their once molten message
as a breeze for awakening,
gently resonating the hieroglyphs of vision,

a cautious venturing into one's private pantology.

 

Eventually...

 

Cooling of roiled expansion
binds into layers of cognizance,
scribbles modulates into symbols,
eventuating coherent wonder,
transforming dissonance into melody,
still complex,
yet soft to the ear,
eye,
touch,
consciousness.

 

And so…

 

The creative duet
becomes maker and repository,
enjoined in a one-voice echo
gathering other tone colors
along the way,
enriching the chorus
surrounding infinity's aria.

 

Always in concert,
the unfinished opus of time,
the multi-voice canvas of black
bound by borderless dream-colors,
forever transports its passengers
through the endless creative expressions,

always known,
but needing recall.

 

Such is that distant echo
realized simply as
one’s eureka moment...

 

And like the totem of old,
there is a quintessential ah hah

accompanying one’s last breath.



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Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on July 19, 2020
From the getgo I didn't this one get, sorry, except for the last paragraph when understanding came along and I did an "ah hah" myself...-e-

Reviewed by John Herlihy
Reviewed on July 19, 2020
Unfortunately, the eureka moments are few and far between; if they come back to us, then all the better, the poem a fervid penetration into memories possibilities.


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