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by
Billy McBride
Section 1.
From her every-year lovesick scars She got me into those best waves;
The lilacs all were so still,
Never again to be better.
I too strive not for knowledge but to be loved,
Though this is not wise,
Milady, to whom I recite, flitters on her own
As jolly as the seasick sea
Not even thoughtful clarity
Betters all of thy unscientific miracles.
I would run to catch thee, but I am only driven now;
Thou art doom-eager to combat,
Which is the way things must be,
What thou in your imagination art,
By fatality itself, though never dead, shipwrecked
Until thy forbidden-to-view stars call thee back again.
- Angel Arielle
Section 2.
- Angel Kabbalah
Section 3.
- Angel Arielle
Section 4.
- Angel Arielle
Section 5.
Section 6.
- Angel Thrikbot
Section 7.
- Angel Penelope
Section 8.
- Angel Thrikbot
Section 9.
- Angel Elaine
Section 10.
- Angel Thrikbot
Section 11.
- Angel Lizbeph
Section 12.
- Angel Penelope
Section 13.
- Angel Amy
Section 14.
- Angel Arielle
Section 15.
- Angel Elaine
Section 16.
- Angel Yafah
Section 17.
"The Dog"
- Angel Bertha
Section 18.
- Angel Yafah
Section 19.
- Angel Penelope
Section 20.
A gentleness in pixie-gusts,
The disliked flowers are fronted,
That thoughtful memorable curtain
To whirl, thus making it mad, the ground,
Which we do not need to use,
Depriving your almost spiritual spirit,
- Angel Elaine
Section 21.
- Angel Diana
Section 22.
- Angel Teresa
Section 23.
- Angel Marilyn
Section 24.
- Angel Jennifer
Section 25.
And paint over and over again the same spot over,
High on his Golden Rule horse,
Who can deepen, since down is up,
With only a curiosity to publish
In a barren and banal justice
That shines from within, haughty.
- Angel Diana
Section 26.
- Angel Arielle
Section 27.
Section 28.
- Angel Arielle
Section 29.
- Angel Arielle
Section 30.
- Angel Arielle
Section 31.
- Angel Amy
Section 32.
Jazzy are the sounds you hear yet your audience was lost,
They openly whisper of mug-game prophecies.
Nightly, up in bed, droop hourly words
Of your favorite poets, their lines,
They extend you to sleep finally, when God loves you again,
They edge out to outer space where God is wandering.
Earth bunches bounties of the farmer The scene of instruction and lucky-named flower,
Satisfactory visitors bring you videos to watch
Like shapes that rule over the forest A shadowy stage without transparence
Because you cannot see all without the Alph.
Swiftest foolishly journey graver phantoms
From the North. Dangerous as a role-model,
Awareness itself answers plainly the idiot
About some thoughtfully clear but loathed dweller
Who passed by Walt at the seashore again.
- Angel Amy
Section 33.
- Angel Elaine
Section 34.
- Angel Ora
Section 35.
- Angel Diana
Section 36.
- Angel Elaine
Section 37.
With the stormy realms of heavenly dwelling Not a God of the sky, but of the mountains and terrain,
Wandering over them as the emptying continues.
- Angel Amy
Section 38.
- Angel Marion
Section 39.
- Angel Arielle
Section 40.
- Angel Arielle
Section 41.
- Angel Honey
Section 42.
- Angel Diana
Section 43.
Measureless science, only good for prediction and control,
has a muscular condition, a tremor;
And being old, old and divine, your endless conversation and
unsentimental feelings for it
Have their beautiful strange strengths to return you, like
your thoughts, to needed doubt,
In broader words, our charities, its sensitive vegetable
amplitude.
Again your fascination gleaming for the fierce transendental
land
Of an illiterate noisy yard comes back for the beauty wanted,
though undesirable.
Section 44.
The black bread morning unfolds but does not develop its
heavenly huge, Falstaffian
Serene clouds that thoughtfully clear the ground.
And the distant firmament is our unlose-able fresh residence,
It bares the unforgettable shade, is self-ordained, self-made,
Unquiet sounds in the air make unprepared words as deeds
Circle in courses, drawn to no end, much like our all-toohuman caresses.
Deep-instructed, with experience from reading more books
than others, here we stand in doubt, we are okay with that,
In our spots reserving for its hopeful fruits, which never were
apples.
- Angel Ora Ora Tiferetot
Section 45.
The lucky-to-be-named-so flower-seasons throw up and out
their softest undemanded beauty
In vacant ages like schools of years remembered,
Which cannot be stressed enough,
Their consciousness-changing secrets to transform all in an
annoying light provided and traditional,
And remaining strength to follow nasty fortune's useful gifts
having now badly come,
Pussy-cat youth's advantage found, or not, yielding promised
imaginative futures
Where longer walking sands of ancient places full stretched
out too long, but not for their plots to be read,
To a choice location, a foolish journey as all journeys are, will
fix, like a devil, their courses,
Effortless, like selections of the early evening when we go to
bed.
- Angel Ora
Section 46.
Our necessary medicated phrenzied reasons, more-thanrational, like to guess at heaven,
Peaceful spaces high and terrible, tossed in golden Ruler
shapings,
Dawns outspreading which do not kill us, the skies in a silent
wonder which is painful for space,
Words, as deeds, unheard, not so powerful harmonics but I
am not a music critic.
In my feeble eyeballs which only look feeble, they are not,
and forehead softer with a box,
Is rev'rence fallen out the awful glaring of a near-deathexperience,
Is simple gloom around us, morning tea and pumpernickel,
now making, a catastrophe itself, turns to wander, like the
ancient sailor,
For solace o'er earth's own from bright and so liked apparel.
- Angel Kabbalah
Section 47.
The cat-creeping summer has spirits untranscendental and
beautiful-strange,
A bothering blushing blossom, a grief resolved by reciting
poems,
The sleek and bright sunny fantasy which is crucial
From solitary unpresidentlike elements.
A Mother's bliss, her feet to touch,
Her sweetest narcissistic echoes, the divinity is precious but
not three,
A million guesses are heavy windy for only madmen,
Eternities and homes and our listening assemblies to which
we do not listen,
Powers unchristianlike of all, mysterious unhappiness.
- Angel Yafah
Section 48.
Hope-flowers are unnesessary, and she too abandoned the
brown-shaded mountainsides, like poets do their poems,
In motion delicate as I for the dark serene of God,
That wide secret should be told, it is only a shapeless beauty
better than any kind we have today
A heaven for the sky-youth whom I find gentle for tomorrow.
Into the streams of echoes go things of victory, only good for
ignorant generals,
FINIS