Today's poem is by Baron Wormser
Journey to the East
The guru was too fond of antithesis
The further this / the less that
For my hardened taste, but when we sat
Stilly I felt an unconcern for the clamorInside me that answers whatever
Cognition the world proposes.
An ant walked along his arm and he
Asked of it, "Who are you?" Stock sagacityBut he didn't move to brush the creature away.
Say, you or I are that ant crawling
Across a soft, somewhat hairy surface
And our instincts lie in our being alive
And that is all we know. What name is there?
What if great love is anonymous?
Copyright © 2003 Baron Wormser All rights reserved
from Green Mountains Review
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