Words of S Brian Adam



and stars a seeing there a dreaming lake of total substance swallows and digests and offers visions of birds and things flitting about and coming to rest a middle-night-place with its face a noon-day sun two glows in one face a space of motioning acknowledging its own need for grace to be a token face itselfs own longing dimension collected arches on the towers built to keep the precious things the periodical one the human body my souls mystery wanderer magnificat I hear the sound-song of joy learned no matter what in these atmospheres of my one once born I know and want to know the sun in one eye and the moon in the other my the first to make this out without effrontery the mystery trials of souls history again my story unfolds for me to see my eyes glow for the next time’s sake  it is the victory of companions in ceaseless companionship retrieving always maintenance it does itself agree in first reading consciously what is the literal there is of it so in the sublime a rhyme a briefly once lit tireless relating time the literal of here it is devoted task of here it is entering I am aroused its own the word becoming plurals of one to a voice the only one of root mirror myself required to reveal my face up and down while a squirrel thumps the ground up and down exceeding possibilities she this squirrel smiles at me and I see this squirrel facing me understanding mirrors there facing in and away and the squirrel aids me in materiality the source of streams lakes and water things merciless purposes autobiography is there a literal map of me a rooted thing that may be seen forever dependent as a song a literal ocean waves its arms the mirror waves back I am a balancing act I can I see I listen to me and repeat see can I see these are waves and clipped and clipping verbiage has too a playing way smiling at me audaciously mirrored in the ocean and its waves all smiling voraciously for me

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