
“Cosmogenesis #52” by Paul Shapiro
words rumble under my ribcage
trapped in thoracic pink spaces
bouncing off organs arranged
between belly and heart
here they’ll probably live till
the coroner’s blade sets them free
but then what would they do in a morgue
unless I can get peristalsis to urge them
through miniscule channels
the riverine lymphatic vessels
up into my arms and then
down through my capillar
fingertips where I would tap them
out onto the keys of my dell
then both you and I
the whole literate world
could all see
just exactly
what they
have been longing
to say
You’re writing is exceptional. I learn each time you post an entry. Thanks for that. One day I hope to speak a little more eloquently. Belinda
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your kind words are greatly appreciated
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Hehehehehehe. Indeed!
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thanks
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I adore this one! I must share it. 🙂 (on facebook and twitter)
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appreciate your sharing it
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Really clever- the interface between the intellect and the body.
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thank you, jack
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Reblogged this on Poesy plus Polemics.
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Visual and visceral, extraordinaire.
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thank you, my friend
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Feels like something out of a modern times Shakespeare – only better!
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ho ho – now you’ve got me all balloon headed
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Very cool indeed.
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glad you enjoyed it
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