Sunday, May 27, 2018

dah writes


Turbine

I’m in stillness, silence, 
listening.
The desert’s pungent sage
absorbs me.
There’s blinding white borax
like a divine unveiling


I’m a drowsy child
in a giant sandbox
My innocence transfixed
on the providence of nature,
on a new future.
A wobbling sun
whirls its turbine.


Over the mountains, the full moon
seems too heavy to move,
it rises nonetheless,
like a penetrating guru,
taking me into a trance
of consciousness.


Confident thoughts follow.
My inheritance lies before me,
shadows stacked upon shadows,
hundreds miles of desert nightscape
Turbinen-Kopf (Turbine-Head) -- Gunter Pusch

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