ALL IN . ONE TIME ALL

            Sore so . the need, the feed to believers worth in some
         cases
billions; most cores casting forward / the Ave . Vale
         hot stone line dance / not certain < cash ‘n’ burn, noodle
         the slurp ? board the diving grace.

         Tree rock veins re.up on altar knees, tongues out
         west for chocolate . store told virgin oil rubs shield
         faith flight from blade chase grounding; the groom
         pose doctoral dudes strike . stroking an Asian elephant
        
painted trunk.

         How best to angle sleep work aerials . accounting
         angels cringe : yield days flare then over night shift
         flank | a window left open, uterus squat steamed; flash
         floods dishelving layers . shed to crown shingle solitude.

                         Pause one beat ! the papal square, phone lit
         robe red infallible ~ Ciao, Federico ~ urges all in booth
         whispers ! listen to bellbirds in the towers; press closer
         for word on flesh becoming . Vodun habeamus.

                            There’s only so much ~ Rolex to Rasta! ~ brand
         on hand can do about the slice fate of plate egg boils . for
         free when last peeled bottoms.
                                        Rip, sew . who takes off time ? worn
         nothing but . hard soft uncompromising.

         The foot good shoots, the net sighs limitations; flags off
         flurry sides; seconds coming ~ here! head wet tie breaker
         through! ~ that’s it, what balls we show | chance to wrap
         one more  now what you wonder  earth worm wiggle
         Searching ..air.

                                                                – W.W.

 

             

               

              

 

          LESSING 

            *OPENING his eyes one last time, Lessing sees
             The morning Sun insisting on seeing him,
             And at last he rises out of sleep’s freedom
           To lay down his onus of owing the world more ‘sins’
             And into his final freedom of choosing
             Never to pick it up again, nor ever
             Again to fail to anchor midstream his craft.

             (from “Charon’s Anchors” by Brian Chan)

 

 

 

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Author: FarJourney Caribbean

Born in Guyana : Wyck Williams writes poetry and fiction. He lives in New York City. The poet Brian Chan lives in Alberta, Canada.

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