Walled Street Walled Nation Xx Xxx Xx Improvisation 01 15 2017 Xx Original 01 10 2017 Poem by Lee Mack

Walled Street Walled Nation Xx Xxx Xx Improvisation 01 15 2017 Xx Original 01 10 2017

Charlotte, NC 28269


Improvisation 01 15 2017





Walled Street Walled Nation



Take a walled street for what the right of
Passage by the citadel truly re-represents
Rhyme sounds meaningful as symbols clash for
Whom symbols' form to reason by means of
Making observations and experiences connect
Gaming rites to represent father theories of
Man - invested becoming imagoes of children
Captured as graffiti artists chalk marking symbols
Of boxes on street slabs of walk - a game theory
Of love loss charity giving gifts hidden away











(Lee B. Mack, Walled Street Walled Nation, page 2 of 2)



Take a walled boundary for what a nation fails
A greatness imagined but games of an evil sent
Well concocted for expatriated peasantry from
Shores of Europe to lands of climates and spices
To re-represent irrational reasoning of vagabond
Norman-French-English descended Greek, Roman
Nomad and all the infamy of Eastern and Western
Kings queens jesters courts - just as evil as all
Seagoing vessels of hell -sent out from berths to sail
In ink of seas dark - ghost ships pass routes of arks

A light house of divinity cast its beams upon
The surface of salty seas to clean to freshness a
Smoked meat sense of taste -the only wall exists
To climb the mist less thick around a waterfall
From ground to ear the lone sense to tune
To orchestrate have left but to see to look
For good grace found looking down upon a hymn
Making sense in a full orchestra of six harmonies
Keeps time - conscience understanding breakdancing
Has no grammar no classical subscription to lottery
To love loss charity theories of gifts hidden away...

Sunday, January 15, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: nationality
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Walls from the center of north/south (30 degrees latitude) at east/west most (30 degrees longitude) : crossing at the 16 acre Pyramid (Aakhut) of Khufu at Gizah; h {horizon of splendor) 770' sides and 481' high...
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Lee Mack

Lee Mack

Shelbyville Kentucky
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