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    A Meditation in and Choice

    Intation to Lucifer

    Angel disarmed, lay down your ing, finally tell

    The currents, stops and altitudes between Heaven and Hell.

    Or were the scalding stars too loud for your celestial velleities,

    The everlasting zones of emptiness uny to your imperious

    hand?

    Did you admit the shocks and shuttles of the circumstance,

    Ahe aeons ever sinister

    Or were they just vulgar as a marathon dance?

    Did you keep camping all through chaos

    paring colors of infinity to neon lights?

    Forever were you insolable during the downward flight

    Spurning the fort of affinity and rose, the rest of su, clarity,

    Avoiding rainbows in that desperate clash against the stars?

    Your tearless wizardry soon caught the rhyme

    Of universe, the plaary chimes, atomic quandary.

    It took you only a zone or two to riddle

    The top-secret density relating Spae.

    Did once your hurtling seurn

    To paradise that you had robbed and spurned?

    Did you once wonder, oime weep?

    As earth nears, turn again defaulting eyes to paradise<cite></cite>,

    Defaulting eyes, turn once again

    With the prese of further bliss

    Before you shudder with the first and final kiss.

    Hymen, O Hymen

    It was the time when the  star was inchoate

    And there were only revolving seas and land still malleable.

    There was no garden at that time--but there was God.

    For when the sun burst God chose the minority side of firmament

    Aled oh to study an experiment.

    We know nothing of that meeting, nothing at all

    Only the protean firelight fearful on the wall.

    Since we only know it happes anybodys guess

    How abdicated angel asked for and found Gods rest.

    Ecce, the emperor of velocity and glare

    The splendor from his awful odyssey, his starlit hair

    Landed on a rim of o, striding to shore

    The radiant grad arrogance before

    The blue-veined instep faltered and slowly dimmed the pirate eyes.

    Ecce, the quailing emperainst a violet sea and the primeval

    skies.

    Behold this homage to a majesty almost impossible to explain

    For after the heavenly holdup God was left rather plain.

    Deliberate and unadorned, but after all what need

    Of scepter had the hand that hewed the Universe?

    And ruler of infinity has little use for speed.

    His visage black with wind and sun, almighty hand vibrant with

    strife

    Feeling in blank mysterious seas the secret miracle of life.

    Imagihe enter when the polarities ce

    When stars of love and sorrow met Satans jeweled glance.

    We are told nothing of ception, really nothing at all.

    Only the firelit symbols of an antique nurse scary and ging on

    the wall.

    We are told nothing

    Of the vibrato of desire remorseless

    Until the solar-plexal swinging

    Orchestrates to all flesh singing.

    Post , omnia tristia sunt.

    Sadness, then sleep, the blaze of noon, loves gladness.

    There was no witness of this bridal night

    Only azoic seascape and interlog angels might.

    So now we speculate with filial wonder,

    Fabricate that night of love and ponder

    On the quietude of Satan in our F<bdi></bdi>athers arms:

    Velocity stilled, the restful shade.

    Satan we  uand--but what was Gods will

    That iight before we were made?

    The  day He pleted His experiment

    Found in the seas that atom he willed alive

    Nursed in His awesome hand, taught to survive

    The shock of creation, watched with His love and care

    Astride in o and unknowing that Satans o-skipping eye

    was there

    Envisaging end in the beginning, wrestling with Gods life,

    The eye of guile had sliced the atom with Sataniife.

    Love And The Rind Of Time

    What is Time that man should be so mindful:

    The earth is aged 500 thousand millions of years,

    Allowing some huhousand millions of margin for error

    And man evolving a<tt></tt> mere half-million years of sciousness,

    twilight and terror

    Only a flicker of eternity divides us from unknowi

    And how far are we from the fern, the rose, essential yeast?

    Indeed in these light aeons how far

    From animal to evening star?

    Skip time for now and fix the eye upoy

    Eye gazing backward or forward it is the same

    Whether Mozart or short-order cook with an infirmity

    Except the illuminations alter their shafts

    Except we would rather be Mozart, we want to last as long as

    Possible, to radiate, to sing

    Although iy it may be the same thing.

    In Gods os acc to report

    Nothing lapses, no gene is lost

    After turies may bustle in the sport

    Which will in time and the line.

    Those who find it a little harder to live

    And therefore live a little harder,

    As struggling gene in oic plant

    Predestine voluntary cells that give

    The evolutionary turn to fish, the

    With multiplying brain that dominates earths feasts.

    From weed to dinosaur through the peripheries <s></s>of stars

    From furtherest star imperiled on the rind of time,

    How long to core of love in human mind?

    The Dual Angel

    The world dazed by Satanic glares

    Like try children spangled-eyed at ty fairs

    Seeing no terror in trapeze, kiic thrill of zones above listening,

    And the unheeded shrill of the world lost, rocketing in space,

    Despairs of those who are struck down upon Hells floor and die

    --or crawl awhile a little more.

    The screams are heard by blasted ears within the radiation zone

    And hanging eyes upon a cheek must see the charred and iridest

    craze--

    Earth orphaned by atom, each man alone.

    The furious intellect relating furtherest space to beyoime,

    Exalting abstras, vaulting the 1 2 3,

    Defaulting from the simplest kinship, disjoining man from man,

    Seeing across os, and stumbling on a grain of sand. Almighty

    God!

    After the half a million years this is the tury of decision

    Between obsest suicide and Mans transfigured vision.

    Here are the fl plant, beast and the dual angel,

    The living whles with the weight of dead and,

    Reizing victory, surmises radian lead.

    Father, Upon Thy Image We Are Spanned

    Why are we split upon our double nature, how are we planned?

    Father, upon what Image are we spanned?

    Turning helpless in the garden ht and wrong

    Mocked by the reversibles of good and evil

    Heir of the exile. Lucifer, and brother of Thy universal Son

    Who said it is finished when Thy synthesis was just begun.

    We suffer the sorrow of separation and division

    With a heart that blazes with Christs vision:

    That though we be deviously natured, dual-planned,

    Father, upon Thy image we <u></u>are spanned.

    AVE

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