these few, moldering poems, what was once
the planet
Earth,
library of Alexandria
which had led us into space
but man, that ramen, drank of the broth
like a Pharoah
on his true message
studying the entire cosmos
you are intricately connected to this fat feeling
you are as bright as a star
He told his King a rule
to speech, geometry
the saddle of brains
earth-centered universe
brewing up
the Last Light of the library
after all. she ahems behind me.
I sat in a zoo in sub-Saharan Africa
building up my collection of books.
Ships docking, searching for
contrabooks
books
from the ships, contained in its ink
scrolling waves freighted, the papyrus
is the origin
of our word
what happened to all those books? disintegration
where in the brown room
I rediscovered living facts about my self
warm and some sky
all creations the watch-makers of Earth
now only difficulties of the Earth Free Inquiry
Now nearly 13 billion
to the astonishment
to everyone during a rag time new year's collective
some 15 billion, check, 15 billion
The local history of you and I
each month each year
100,000 seconds w/ you.
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