Sublimation

Sublimation

A Poem by John Fitzgerald
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the more I learn about language and cultures, the more I see that the Western way of seeing and dealing with their world is basically and tragically flawed.

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Death is but idea,
A misrepresentation,
To which we wander, feebly crawl,
Or give way to;
Here materially perceived as a destination-
A gated garden paradise;
Which brings an end to human frustration.
 
Or worse yet,
Personified as
The primordial harvester,
Hooded and brandishing a sickle,
Who we give sway to;
Severing all life from its source: as if this can be.
Both are merely products of a futile and furtive Imagination 
Busily seeking an end; a rest,
Or a reparation
For a life lived in fearful separation.

© 2008 John Fitzgerald


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Added on February 16, 2008

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John Fitzgerald
John Fitzgerald

Brooklyn, NY



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