Mrs. Lee

Mrs. Lee

A Poem by Victor Gardel

She lived where life counts as if
someone somewhere knows something
more than blind man at the edge of cliff
near the chasm made of smiles.
She knew her way,her style,her blue
as phantasms that cannot sing
but who can hear the sound and you
in wawes of spicey,naked files?
She slew pig in deepest woods
made lonelier by the very same
under the orderless sun
having no price or emotionless fame.
From her faeces flowers run
to greet things we don't understand.
Soundless our love's while counting false goods
we are in the castles of stardust and sand.
And the only thing is beautiful.
Can you hear it?
Vast and endless...
And last that she knew about that sound
is the first thing she found in herself
for this permanent bubble remains spellbound
due to things it finds in itself.
A young pig wawing its mind
had a visible spellcasting friend
and it ran through the friend to find
flowers of it's (made that way brand)
Who could we be to say that Mrs. Lee
could say to us that what we are
somewhere where star,reader and bee
are next to seconds and star?
Can you feel it?
Right and painless.
The way of plants,the pull of pushes,french;
no matter what,she knew everything,all
that knew her. What is that stench
that smells like everything and all?
'Twas first question making her mind
question itself and questionmarks
and that beyond this and behind
every joy,all of the sparks.
Tremble do not,you frailest creature.
Take your time - an endless but.
For in the eyes of a sordid preacher
you are the worm in a chestnut.
One day she noticed she can make things
out of things,shifting their shapes
and she knew about what every bird sings
and why is the time leaning on tapes.
And then she saw you.

© 2016 Victor Gardel


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