Mirror
Each time I face this dusty pane
it feels like I must
take up the tools of memory
and carve my portrait
from this rectangular ocean of chrome.
The duty to make a me
along some semblance of self
and in that cut and file the world
to make sense as what I see.
I imagine the ease of one day
freeing the dust of form,
of simply meeting the beast
without name, arriving unrecognizable
amidst the evaporating droplets
of chromium rain.
by jerry gordon
it feels like I must
take up the tools of memory
and carve my portrait
from this rectangular ocean of chrome.
The duty to make a me
along some semblance of self
and in that cut and file the world
to make sense as what I see.
I imagine the ease of one day
freeing the dust of form,
of simply meeting the beast
without name, arriving unrecognizable
amidst the evaporating droplets
of chromium rain.
by jerry gordon
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