WATER
Returning to the timeless universe
Where I have many times requested
all the world's beauties … and its tragedies
Where I finally discovered that poetry was a mirror of jazz
Both unhinged desires to deflect from the norm,
Throwing a curveball, but keeping it tight
Knowing which is left brain and which is right.
Knowing now that Death opens up so much space
Even tho I was never any kind
of epidemic child,
Nor raised by the State.
Dear life, instead I assumed I was doomed
In the darkened penitentiary
Of a silent room
I put up a missing person
poster to myself and later exited,
Excited To dance on a dancefloor of war
where the darker rhythms played.
Memories still bite like mosquitoes
Tongues still snap like guns
And with all its poetry and sincerity
The world is still a bucketful of fun
Prisons now built with stones of law
Cradle my limits
But I discovered this new religion based on water
A new spirituality based on flow,
Daoism for those in the know.
Many a fallen divinity has strived
To answer the great questions …
But Give us more gods, or women
We are so tired of men.
And Let’s say the dead are buried under the fire -
their ashes dissipate into ghosts
How else WOULD energy be transformed?
But To an eternal host.
Returning to the Timeless Universe
I am among the great ships that docked when I found my peace of mind
My soul was stretched out tight against an endless sky
And I embraced a new religion based on water.
God is still the same as ever
He’s just more apparent in the microcosm of hydrogen and oxygen atoms
Than in the unwitnessable macrocosm of the infinite cosmos
Returning to the timeless universe
Back beyond good and evil
I immerse myself into the shivering traces of home theatre
Into decisions that last days
Into monologues that last months
Into yearning that lasts years
And, into the depths I plunge
Looking for magic, mystery to save me, or music to enslave me
Returning to the timeless universe
Returning to the timeless universe
About the Creator
Daniel Benisty
Musician, Poet, Translator, Singer, Comedian. The world is waiting.
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