19 July 2011
Excerpted from "Maximus to Gloucester, Letter 27 (withheld)" by Charles Olson
An American
is a complex of occasions,
themselves a geometry
of spatial nature.
I have this sense
that I am one
with my skin
Plus this—plus this:
that forever the geography
which leans in
on me I compell
backwards I compell Gloucester
to yield, to
change
Polis
is this
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"forever the geography / which leans in / on me"
ReplyDeleteThat's some solid poeming, friend!