I adapt the rhythms of my actions to the affairs of the earth maybe you don't want to be loved everyday and maybe I don't is it arbitrary or is it intuitive? I'm just going out for a moment a complete change of life and a profound rest shall I remember my beach as one reminisces about fame? my father's tender direct kiss on the lips meaningless in the way someone thinks @3I'm just going out for a moment@1 but only suddenly with no shirt the beautiful day coming onto night @3fear or freedom@1 when that's understood we build it isn't a matter of acquiring it's a matter of divesting who were my friends among whom did I move? yellow apples green and red grapes red and orange pears all I want to preserve is the landscape a guy walks into a bar throws down $2 adjusts his nuts & orders the end of the century cries out now tell me did you get up like this at night as a child? on the pretext night wasn't made for children we have to prove we're honest how did you know I belong there? a state as obvious as California who was I stopping to ask is this real? the smallest creatures near you are heavenly bodies natch! I'm just going out for a moment | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE IRISH SPINNING-WHEEL by ALFRED PERCEVAL GRAVES CHRISTUS CONSOLATOR by ROSSITER WORTHINGTON RAYMOND YARROW UNVISITED by WILLIAM WORDSWORTH COMPARISON OF LOVE TO A STREAM FALLING FROM THE ALPS by THOMAS WYATT THE VIERZIDE CHAIRS by WILLIAM BARNES ASPIRATIONS: 1 by MATHILDE BLIND THE ELDER WOMAN'S SONG: 1, FR. KING LEAR'S WIFE by GORDON BOTTOMLEY |