And then Samara started rocking back
and forth again, her past expression one
again with the current reappearancing
of a normal afternoon phenomenon—
without a ghost of cloud perceptible
within the heavens—indivisible
from space and time or other scientific
certainties the new frontier unearthed.
I never said a word about the limits
she had crossed, or suspicion she had birthed
in my developing terrain of trust
and disbelief, that world of steel and rust
(complete poem to date here)
BEFORE AND AFTER
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Masaoka Shiki (1867-1902) wrote two rather similar yet effective autumn
verses. Though he would have called them “haiku” because of his revisionist
tendenc...
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