Memo From Amnesia Poem by johnny case

Memo From Amnesia

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Windswept memos go beneath feet underwhere
Culls my soil's grave to tuck dreamt longings
Further sown than widely known to shoot up blades.

Like any other cover...
All soil is a veil of no avail.

No season escapes frequent returns of
Thoughts leaving soon to nest with the loner child
Who, as a wayward summer rose, up may
Spring through the snowdrift...

My heartbeats are servant drum-chants
Raising huge aural trestles to guide
Safely strayward my infantine preoccupations
That navigate this vessel of flesh
Distilling a tranquil boyhood unhappiness
Into bottles lying near the dry ravine
Where paper food-wrappers tease mourning
Fingers to caress as abandoned floats
The debris of don't-forget-me notes
Left by the vanished water, its absent
Flow aroma of irretrievable rhythms
Takes nature home everywhere.

Monday, February 11, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: memory
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Prof. Dr. Sakti Chakravorty 09 September 2009

Excellent Poet Ten dr. sakti Please read my Amnesia series 1-5 and comment and rate if you please.

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