Monday, August 17, 2009

on an oceanic plane



The object, removed from its domesticity becomes Other
Married with its reflection it takes on anthropomorphic qualities It is taken inside and folded into.


You are a well sprayed with cool rubies of sound

In which I bathe and rise with another skin
Like moon-stone passion slyly courting
The light breath of a tired dream.
I drop my heart into the depths
Of your disheveled serenity,
And stroll off empty.
When my heart has merged to your shades of pearl quietness

I return and once more drop within you.
 
Bodenheim, M 1918 Minna and Myself 
Pagan Publishing Company, NY

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