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Renee Rodin
BI(O)-POLAR EXPLORATION
IN THE BLOCK WHERE I LIVE
in his last days before the time changed to spring
Allen Ginsberg wrote a dozen poems
I couldn't help loving this Buddhist
declared security risk
by the FBI
another prophet Patti Smith in braids
described neither Howl nor Kaddish
but Tibetan chanting that carried him off
to kick up hell and glory
through the Bardo Gap
and who hasn't suffered from
Attention Deficiet Disorder?
more mayhem in the pre-Millenium Hale Bobp
thing a ma bob Bealzibob Bob's your uncle
and pop-may-be-your-uncle-too jitters
I'd committ to any cult I could join
shades as signs of the times
semioptics
babies in dark glasses sun shy
more women in lipstick
more men too
the changes so fast
Mary had a little clone
only night and day are certain
and if that weren't enough
the occasional rising:
inspiration as a rare and random ascent
to be kissed by an angel
shafts of light in the block where I live
shafts of light in the block where I lift
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