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Down in the Dirt v060

An Abstract

Mike Amado

The functional units of the renal organ
Exploded in a death-like rot.��I lit the wick.
I held my breath, unraveling afghans in honor
Of the new life promised by Doctor Death . . .
Doctor,��blow it out.
Is dis-ease that important
That I should auger bit my brain with fear
And “live” scarred to prove your point?

Too many wrecking balls
Clog the world with bombardment;
Business as usual:��tearing down,
Never loyal to the macro,
Disobeying the micro -
Tangled flies amid death-web.
Holding back is auto-attack.

Gun goes off . . .
��Off come the gloves,
I found my inner carpenter
And commissioned restoration -
Making the solution out of
Breaking the problem.
Vicious vistas of human viscousness
Are not what I see in wall-cracks . . .
��Green valley floor expanding;
��Extemporaneous flowering of
��Yellow-like poppies,
��Orange-like yellows,��watered by pipes
��Piping blood, pumping rain and White Light that
��Foil the abnormal into fertile soil.
Serving the macro, obeying the micro -
An instrument trained like peripheral eye . . .
��I
��Stain,
��Engage,
��Release.

I’m here for my work;
My life’s music . . . it’s no Opera.
Does it matter not a Sonata?
Not an opus, but adhesions of a moment?
In three chords,��the rebels’ trinity,
A momentary collapse of reason.

Is one dis-ease more important
than another if both deliver poems
In death-throes?
No reason
��Exists��to say
��That symptoms exist
��More than I.



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