Prologue to ParT TwO
Part Two
1.
It was later than he had thought.
Every thing was needing attention,
the never ending stance
stabbing at the Opposite
the moments what we saw,
the real world, of night and ash,
the Snowman
wasn’t the whole story
but then the melt
and the ventriloquism
of Spring
“the Virile Youth,” Young
Poet at Summer Height.
the passage was enough
everything passing,
the irony
in the poetic
pass, pass--
Don’t worry it will pass,
the hope,
towards the Ideal
beyond the insult, the pressure
of this real
Chaos which we tried, like here
to order,
into Temples,
the five lines, envoking
O Muse! Crispin called,
Jack continued
the mental traveler--
Achilles--
No, he would say,
Henry! this madness!
let no one frighten or flutter us.
there were, the rivers to cross
No, he would say,
Henry! this madness!
let no one frighten or flutter us.
there were, the rivers to cross
2.
And it was only his will
this kept him alive,
Henry was washed up
He stared upward
from that Beach
Jack sang that long ago
Ha, Gregory Singing! Still-
Akilles into the Night--
the distance
and the death
that Romantic scene of Instruction!
all passing, all arriving
all at once,
can be scary, a Big Bang!
Another day tumbling
around as zodiac.
Decorating his moment,
best as he could
that world revolving
above and around his bed,
the dreams,
the memories, and reflections
the existential beginnings.
breaking against the flags,
The Colors of Flags,
a sun--flower, here
and twirling shells
through projector beam.
He’d get away with it,
He was an Artist,
Jack had made it All Up!
Would again
Jack had made it All Up!
Would again
and again
swoosh-- and do it all again!
Making it all happen at once.
His life passing,
continuing on to that further
death's bedand passing lexicon,
of Jean Michele like symbols,
continuing on to that further
death's bedand passing lexicon,
of Jean Michele like symbols,
King’s Crown!
but he was gone,
Too early to matter.
Book of hours
revolving
3.
into the next and--
he twirled the flower
between fingers
into the blinding
unnamed SUN
the echo, still
blare of Tibetan Orange
forest of words
big game hunter amongst
SymbOl CrasH.
Lion --
of Red Reality.
Jack was out there painting
but he was trying to tell
of the underneath
structure, Coupled with the Ideal,
a conceptual painting
of Imagination, he willingly believed
in this fiction of knowing
He didn’t like spooky
He substituted a rational thought
diving, deeper,
the flower in his teeth
ExplodinG to the sUrfacE.
Outlined in black, diving again
A rhythm,
A butterfly stroke,
All the evolving parts
were coming together.
It was becoming an order
of Crispin gods,
spirit memory behind and Ideal
Reality sought, His spirit
and soul--
Might suffice.
4.
Some end of what this mind
could comprehend. Jack hoped it
would be remembered.
Jack was on his way,
he tried to tell his Father
but when he got there
it had all changed,
he’d brought back something for him
Though he couldn’t see.
Crispin bathed in
the waves of diurnal motion
It is the Mythos and Poetic
parts, not bad words.
The SublimE
That mystical moment, the
still rustling in the woods. Again
he would heighten,
The moment,
way, it was poetic
anyway, How does that bird
arrive to, that same pattern
and behaviour
Anyway-- well the complications
revolving
3.
into the next and--
he twirled the flower
between fingers
into the blinding
unnamed SUN
blare of Tibetan Orange
forest of words
big game hunter amongst
SymbOl CrasH.
of Red Reality.
Jack was out there painting
but he was trying to tell
of the underneath
a conceptual painting
of Imagination, he willingly believed
in this fiction of knowing
He didn’t like spooky
diving, deeper,
the flower in his teeth
ExplodinG to the sUrfacE.
Outlined in black, diving again
A butterfly stroke,
All the evolving parts
were coming together.
It was becoming an order
spirit memory behind and Ideal
Reality sought, His spirit
and soul--
Might suffice.
4.
Some end of what this mind
could comprehend. Jack hoped it
would be remembered.
Jack was on his way,
he tried to tell his Father
it had all changed,
he’d brought back something for him
Though he couldn’t see.
Crispin bathed in
the waves of diurnal motion
It is the Mythos and Poetic
parts, not bad words.
The SublimE
he felt had failed him
still rustling in the woods. Again
he would heighten,
The moment,
or drive it to depth--
he would keep on
till this poem’s stiff neck
would give way, Yes,
he was interested
to a degree in this mystic-- way, it was poetic
anyway, How does that bird
and behaviour
Anyway-- well the complications
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