This Joy of Pure Being
Arsenio Rodriguez - January 07, 2008
Beyond the high speeds of those imaginary particles we describe
and much further than the field of infinite potentiality of the new verse,
there lies a most shy, omnipotent, innocent and inexplicable joy.
Let’s make believe, like little girls playing at serving invisible tea
that we are hearing this music unheard, and dance, just dance
Bring along the so-called sins and other deviations that spice up the rhythm
yes why not, also the sac of virtues and credits you can spare.
Let’s dare to be absolutely naked in this purity so insane
that it can only be seen in moments of silence and then forgotten,
like sacred oaths unspoken
Pour the cups of non existing tea and share with each other this instant
our little girl hands so poised and elegant as they pour and serve,
the inebriating nothing tea that lies hidden, in the shyness of the explosion
Beyond the accelerated particles of our imagination, way in there,
impossibly near , hiding behind what has never been lost.
Collapsing in intervals so fine you can call them divine
and yet it is all beyond words and languages, this one song
This joy of pure being.
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Posted by Arsenio Rodriguez at January 7, 2008 02:06 AM
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1. Posted by
Heralong Grass
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January 7, 2008 01:53 PM
Dear Arsenio
I always like your work, and rarely have anything to say. I just silently appreciate it. This time, having been experiencing a lot of the joy of pure being recently, I wanted to differ with these lines:
"Let’s dare to be absolutely naked in this purity so insane
that it can only be seen in moments of silence and then forgotten,
like sacred oaths unspoken"
For me, the purity so insane is carried in moments of noise as well as those of silence. And it's never forgotten; nor are sacred oaths unspoken forgotten. However: the purity so insane is itself always unspoken. For me, anyway.
love, Heath
2. Posted by
hgquinn
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January 8, 2008 06:31 PM
"To be or not to be?"
3. Posted by
Edmund
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January 9, 2008 02:36 AM
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Edmund commented on This Joy of Pure Being
"To be or not to be?"
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hgquinn commented on This Joy of Pure Being
Dear Arsenio
I always like your work, a
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Heralong Grass commented on This Joy of Pure Being
Beautiful poem.
Beautiful poem.