Thursday, 22 March 2018

Space We Habituate



My plethora of fragmented dreams rests uneasy - 
I know where its origin begins & ends, in what is 
a dim chemical conspiracy; never had it until the
Crestor nightly doses raised the stakes, - & what 
a weird sensory invasion - a muckraking of odds 
& ends with in-between breaks as you sleep; it’s 
like you’re revisiting scenes disintegrated in time 
and space - a-stream with elusive connectivities 

Yet th’ deeds & covenants undertake a greater & 
more elaborate strategy, those where that sense 
of being uncomfortable’s ok if you see horizons -   
you credit they’re shared as the whole space we 
really habituate, not just a piece left of stage - or 
in the orchestra pit, the loft - or even the gallery
© 5 March 2018, I. D. Carswell 

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