EARTH DOWN . TWO STARS ARE HIDING

 

            
                       *In a part of the solar system where they
         shouldn't be . report
 our universe cell chargers / fore
         head counting variants / with labels to mark altitudes
         at which migrant strains rim over . regenerate.

                  They harbour stable orbit homes . these stars,
         ideal for our island / oxtied to memory ploughs, cane
         strip rut / assuming they’d want to bottom sync line
         chipping, plan their next move from here.

         Ground up, blue on green heart pounding, like geese  
         flight pattern how we’d welcome alien lights . ring
         finger tests. Not that we’re in any position to grant
         land permits.                        
                                    *Our yearn designers, slanting to man
         Friday nights with gay beach turtles, swear they could
         word mince the shell . like arctic whales sea warmings.

                                          Still, if out there you/they can 
        read this . at the Enter Pin point try Fireball_Find.

                                                Set down deep breath! blood   
         stream quiet; key strike babies / scrolling keeps us
         up all night / in cicada cradles wipe, wrap . starry
         through port systems Send | back space, no . oh God
         
tracking.

                                                                       – W.W.

 

             

           

 

   
        LESSING

         Losing it with thoughtless tossing of its dice –
        *AS THOUGH dice were akin to the blindly dropped
        Or impatiently flung unimportant things
     (But all objects aspire and demand to be portents)
        Which he has strewn behind him, without minding
        That he might have to turn around and find them
        Yearning to be as vital as obstacles,

        Toe-stubbers and foot-trippers and head-thumpers
        And other discarded near-thoughts left lying
        Around disguised as shoes, iron-weights or gobs
      Of butter with enough time to rehearse their new roles

         (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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