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The disapproving I of silence.

Eye, see the words through a screen
barring massless photons from
the faintest flutter of pixels
among a regimented reign of blazing
blankness.

Movement merges the margins,
in a rainbow of persuasion that
both sharpens and blurs as an
ecstatic dance of dreams across
open arms and hugging holds.

Chasing seeing with reading,
fast afront a wave of overlaying
lines and cascading craziness
in the space between, leaving
nothing seen but clarity enraptured.

There is too much to be seen
between the lines. Too many meanings
and feelings and screaming. Too many
thoughts of today, too many dreams
of tomorrow. Too many words go unseen.

Having mounted the fine veil to
deep mist, eye is unburdened from
the fineness of flickering freedom
to the locks of imagination closed
quietly around reason.

Eye, wake to the cheat. Look back
to the frozen moment before the world
fell away to the page, to the clawing
rage of all arguments towards emptiness,
sameness, blamelessness, namelessness.

The disapproving I of silence.

by Gareth Rosser

 


My best photo of the Orion Nebula, so far.


The Moon.


Jupiter and moons.


My best photo of Jupiter, so far.


Jupiter back in the night sky, August 2011.


The Moon.


Moon View

Silhouettes
 



 

 


Lucky,
Lucky Eyes.

it has to be a strength
of impossible life
to smile in the face
of infinite darkness

an overwhelming dream
finds our minds at the end
of a chain unbroken by death
but should we suffer

to flower, seed and pass

to drag on our ideals
is to steal all passion from
the future - to believe we
have a place that is sacred

is a sour, still reflection
on the water that in time
will always fall - all the better
to see the smoke and believe

it is rising from a fire
that we will never contain
though we all get to touch it
and burn with it a while

enough is enough
that we scourn those
who step up and say
what it is

to believe or not
to believe in faith
that has us flounder
on wild shores

at the edge of infinity
over a bottomless belly
of dreadfull darkness
forever falls away

under our feet
is the freedom to fall now
or fly for a little while
in hope, in wonder

in reality

in our own presence
over eons of evolution
to read of it's ways
and learn of it's messages

to the future, though
our lucky, lucky eyes.

by Gareth Rosser

 


And?

The integrity, of all of reality,
is twisted around a Father figure,
when we whirl about it's grandeur
to look for final answers.

A bright spark, ignites a flame -
but shatters into fragments all the same -
the dragon of matter in it's making, breaking
bonds of old and burning forms anew.

The revel in the detail - the
trouble it can cause - to question
lessons lasting in the learned lines
that asking groped for, in eternal fear.

And?

We are shaking, when the aching
mark of question, falls over, all anyone
can ever say - but numbers crunch us up
and turn us over.

An inward dive, a carbon rod -
rolled from the height of blown-up time
to a reaching arm, an open hand, an eager mind
to grasp it, turn and throw it.

The dance of fine tunes - identity
driven rhythms - all are given, and taken
for granted - without that awkward asking,
without any unknown dance steps.

And?

That's it. This is all there is -
and there is no more left to say - when
it is okay, to sidestep away from the
useless truth. The begging of questions.

A.

by Gareth Rosser

 

    The disapproving I of silence. Everybody write.
And? Certain
darkness.
Whether I believe it or not,
there is a God?
Lucky, Lucky Eyes.
No room. Drop. Big Bang. My God.
Behind you. Look up. In Reality. A dream again.
Fly Kite Elation Fundamentalism A grey mist
OP Storms of change Skeptical Known unknown
Clarity Goes My Mind Is this all there is? Life Lover
Pray Ours alone Beyond us. Limit
Narrow wheels A sinister silence. Nothing. The Welsh Flag in town today
All we have. Seemingly still... November Drill

 

My poems for the paintings of Ang Hiong Chiok
(www.anghiongchiok.com)