by Ed Higgins
some answers are enough to make you cry or laugh yourself to death funny to think we can see all the way past the sky and stars sometimes even to the ocean floor if we dive deep enough but yet just between
you
and
me
and
another
glass
of your favorite pinot
we are all on a trembling shore strolling along a minor cosmic beach
somewhere in the milky way's stellar fog holding hands with star gods
maybe making love-not-war or both sometimes within our bungeed contingency
or
at least listening to gulls and the milk-white breakers shifting sands of quandary
watching at the edge of silences mystery twinkling light years out towards countless galactic clusters scrambling to see
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The poem grew out of a response to: “There ain’t no answer. There ain’t gonna be any answer. There never has been an answer. That’s the answer.” —Gertrude Stein. The poem is in the current issue of the Blue Heron Review: http://blueheronreview.com/blue-heron-issue-2-summer2014/
"holding hands with star gods"
Stunning image.*
Way to give in without giving up. I enjoyed this A Lot, Ed!
Nicely done.
Gertie really got you going, Ed. Gotta love this. *
"within our bungeed / contingency"
Excellent!
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Love this--it is an original and a wonder to behold.Very cool!