Nearest portion of
my sound-voice
position entropy
learns my
go-to syllables,
the
rounded
artifact given
over as
grief as through
the breath I missed
my father lastly let go.
__________
Alone with voices, a
traveling
cycle, circling in
dexterity
to open my silence,
pain,
all that can be
witnessed
from distance’s oval
oscillation
__________
My mother turns her
head to me, often,
listens, likes the vocal contrast of my nonspeaking.
More worded braids than sentences of sequential obfuscation⎯
tragedy in heirloom
leaving, what
was forgotten.
Me, I’m
made by hand: sound
isn’t wandered here,
here it was said
I awaken to feel
for the floor I’d
forgotten
held me cold holds
my forthcoming
death
Go
Trane’s Tunji plays
in
my ear, in my eye
a swell begins to
follow
my feet around this
home,
one of myriad
physiognomies.
In each,
my parents follow
me,
raise me, reach for me
when
an hour is dark and
my face
is abrupt in absence.
I watch
curtains fall into
vertical
reveal:
__________
silver expression in
the metal beak
indented into
the window’s
achromatic spine--
__________
wandering is where I
needed to go what
I needed to
do. Behind me
now was need looking
forward
with me
as introduction to
prophecy or
what roams from home to
home,
a hidden
documentation
in the whole of my
parents’
oscillating
eyes
What Comes
, or hasn’t yet, yet
what’s to come, I’m
expecting before
dawn…
before me, alight light,
lit afar, focused,
soft in
the hand, solid. From
where I’ve gone I’ve
undergone translation,
this home a silence of
history’s going,
going
away from me, these
breaths
and mirror’s
interpretive
phrasing
phased in fraction’s
focal collaborations
with
what’s coming into
this light and theory of
desolate
intuition
not whole
__________
follows, finding me alone in the usual space: window-near, tableau
explication calls my following and voice confirmation.
My father arrives, though dead, smiling to the west of me to follow
his example of authentic correspondence. Alive now, both of us,
though my death’s been predicted in the disbelief of my behavior.
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