Today's poem is by Marty McConnell
distance indicated by degrees of blue
I mean, we're here. Under this paling
chandelier of stars. All the moons
are out tonight, and youhave never been more beautiful.
Forget it all. This shadow
planet, our clocklesspassage, the mirage of rapture.
We're waiting on nothing.
Nothing is our Godaperture, the gap by which
we know we exist, still, see
our fusing bodiesa titanium dialect make. A light
refuge. Watch the rapturous giraffes
maraud in the shallows.We're too busy or far for God now.
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from when they say you can't go home again, what they mean is you were never there mean is you were never there
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