On Advent Poem by Elizabeth Robinson

On Advent

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Rough draft.
Infernal orientation of
the body to the Real
Body. Yes, this
way the length of
a stride is a color:
cobalt, not cobalt, cobalt, not
Draft.
To prepare.
Blood red, brown, blood red, brown

To draw from.
To draw out. A pace.
To be drawn to.

Ready the outline
on its spirit, dark
green
and light, the Real

Form of one body, god sleeping,
walking inside another.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kevin Patrick 24 September 2016

Its like a Jackson Pollock, it has abstract expression, its meaning alters with each reading, she draws her words from existence and with fluidity it changes itself. Any hack can make sense it takes a genius to create an order in chaos.

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Elizabeth Robinson

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Denver, Colorado, United States
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