The Third Principle

The Third Principle is the seventh poem that a prophetess calls backwards from her station, unwinding tapes and pressing them to her head

she starts reciting at random

Baal, Beezlebub, Lucifer, luxor, lux, a cradle for light, and terror where terror is clearly.

words come out quick     fast, synchronous spinning, unravelling, unwinding

The Third Principle is the seventh order of a Cartesian whole, where geometry is     skewed leftwise to account for magnetism &     grace.

three people drunk with merriment start to sing:     irish trad. in arrivals

So that you might understand, appreciate a tree, count from the left seven branches, seven twigs, seven leaves follow the golden mean down the phloem: a sucrose gradient.

one hand drifts over the mancala scattering ash and fine granite anti-clockwise.

fibrous roots, lack of     principal quality but they move: as a threat, not still,     not silent, not dead yet.

Keyboard shortcuts: h Home b Books a About