Monday, April 25, 2011

That Time Of The Deity



Being it's the month of 45 and rainy

one gazes at the deck and wonders

if I saw a god's face, I might turn it to stone,

or draw mustache or scribble some jokes

or become like rain myself or forget my name


Being it's a week of the 45, rainy,

too cool for the deck, one stalls in the thought

about just what makes things a god and

whether I could make one an ornament from stone

or paste it to pictures of cities far off as a cute joke.


Being the remainder is 45, rainy, 

such final days are to brood

over whether to bury or burn, dig down a god

alongside me -- or mount us both on the mantle,

twin boys, and obsessed for fame, for esteem, to be loved.


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8 comments:

  1. I enjoyed this very much.

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  2. Trulyfool,
    I liked the repetitive ideas of thought.
    Interesting images......

    Best wishes, Eileen

    PS: Good to have you at Poets United!

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  3. I wish I could find 45 months in a year, or even re-discover the month when I was 45... But being loved will do instead, though perhaps not on a mantelpiece! LOL

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  4. Cold and wet. And dark. May the gods damn it all! Head for the sun, and leave the mantle for trinkets and antique photos.

    Or maybe you just need a stiff drink, TF.

    Rick

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  5. HoneyH,

    Thank you. I've been in a fog lately, but managed this one.

    Trulyfool

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  6. Eileen,

    Thank you for such greeting!

    The repetition became its form. Not sure how it took shape or at what point.

    Trulyfool

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  7. Jinksy,

    I realized recently that I work 14 days per week, so that's 24 months. (Maybe if we simply 'get more productive' -- perhaps cut back on the paperclip budget?)

    TFool

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  8. Rick,

    I've been watching so many British detective DVDs that I was actually thinking of tippling 'a good malt'.

    But that might indeed put me on the mantel.

    Sun is the better cure, and it's a-coming!

    TFool

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