Tumor On The Soul Impriovisation 01 16 04 Poem by Lee B. Mack

The Spirit walks through vast universes unnoticed
An epitome of thought out to the insensible tassel ends,
Does a universe grow wishing words of love to magma
Into meaning to explode in a word find the glory to
Describe a tumor growth a core light source inside life
Hide immortality that nature suspends? Does a universe
Chaperone life passing among supernova or does the magic
Of her extra-dimension gather into a bosom holding the heart
Magnetize and spit breath across stars from that black spot
On the suns? The vastness of universes is in awe
Upon each awakening from abyss does a universe know?
To wildly break away and scatter into decay
Does light inside the life that enraptures give all of itself?
Scintillating sexual satisfaction enlightening the dark
No other chaos cast as bright awareness to extend
To enthuse conduits of the mind with tone from harmonic
Flows of blood, is a universe discard into a chemical thing
Thought divined virtue finally to comprehend; a firmament
To run like a cancer and burn in craters on riddled moons?
Does the vastness of a universe draw its vine budding
Inside itself to nurture like a miscarriage in the womb?
Does nature come to realize itself to love and regenerate
At the end of every myth? Does a universe rise from the soul
The reach of an obelisk to fall from an arousal to extend
To care, draw its neighbor onto an attending mother’s breast?
Does a universe fall through atmospheres and react
To crust like a tumor on the soul?