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Upon a Woman's Face After Hearing the Love Poems of Pablo Neruda
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| I have observed that when a person's soul opens to the sheen-freshness of secret sunlight upon the silent waters of the heart, sharp, clear stars arise in their eyes. It is love that moves thusly, making all souls beautiful. And it is love that makes God's green blood jump down into blood so that minds delight in countless connections of love weaving love into love, brightening the inside of the skull until eyes are made lanterns showing light. And when the tongue (that last resistance), is love tutored to turn from the rancor and jangle existent apart from that Love that informs trees and motions of the moon and stars, then dark honey moves from brain to mouth, and amber-flamed honey flares from lips and spills through human discourse into shadows and roots of all things that silently glow. |
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Poem © Blake Steele 1996
Image © Blake Steele 2010 |
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