My name is Michael Sheppard, and this is my blog. Blog blog blog. Here I'll post poems which come to me from who knows where, and maybe some of you can help me to figure them out. I haven't the foggiest idea what they are. The words run and run, and it's not really all *that* important that I know what they mean in their orderings and shape; I find the whole experience, itself, simply joyful, and I just want to share it.
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
Find the Sun
Fractures. Staples. Pistons. Lime. What works with the machinery of taking? Connecting? Who am I to measure the fragility of the total process? It forages beyond me, for sure. Yet I can’t shake it home. The days toil in the work of hours, running down those things which you’d run up, although, at day’s end, the path is level, but not necessarily slanted toward the sun. You must find the sun, and build that bridge, and walk that steep road winding through the planets and not around them. Andromeda cannot live the relationship between Earth and Sun. Only revolutions change the color of the sky.
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