The Woman Loved Most Original 09 08 2012 Poem by Lee Mack

The Woman Loved Most Original 09 08 2012

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Original 09 08 2012





THE WOMAN LOVED MOST


The woman loved most perfidiously sits
On the floor inside the doorway of a room
Full of dark figured editors slicing and dicing
Words strung together -how could she ever
Know and piece together a prose of lust
And a syntax bringing about poetic meetings
In that political town reeking with politics
Experienced by man and woman -we could
Never single-mindedly possess one another
Creeds and monuments that would house
Each others ritual incantations -she
Spoke words to me by remote viewing and
We would meet in dreams -hers' never
About the future and mine always hidden
By disguises in recognition in memory
Of my pasts -I fear the slay of mind may
Lead to the woman I most love or turn me
Away to superstitions and taboos -to the
Campus of culture threatening nature's
Unconventional awe at successive dreams
I have found her and now like another
Dream I am compelled to have -she will
Answer my call but I am left to answer to
Mighty superstitions that will take her
Away from me and make her disappear
My woman loved most perfidiously is gone.




Lee Mack copyright 2009. ISBN # 0615318347. Do not reproduce without permission.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Three out of four pregnant women; two out of three best men;
miscarriages, abortions, fear and one night stands;
conspiracies of dreams... the politics of experiences of women and men; the judge, the parent and best friends...
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Lee Mack 23 January 2013

word in poetic form without markings of emphasis searches the heart not the mind

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