practice
If, in slight gesture or subtle twist
Of the wrist, a mountain would arise awoken
Steadfast and foolhardy, a thousand foot feat.
Soil becomes a clay pillow;
Imprints of laughter and wailing
Not so, but caverns and canyons of course
Now stand tall for no more musing
Than the ability to, than the power proved
Then to raise the earth to bend under fingnail
From the stars in the sky to the touch of horizon
And down to magma and the conceiving of earthquakes
Then to control but for a stupid game
In game, in jest, to assert the world your play-mate
In broken law, would woman cease, or merely ascend?














