Saturday, September 15, 2012


-Transfusion-



In the country, upstate near
Cooperstown and
The Baseball Hall of Fame
Where farms and would-
Be farms dot with dirts and grasses
Here and there
Along the wind of near-lost
Roads to apprehensive beginners
Where snow
Falls unquestioned in October
And shovels are pressed to
An early sense of duty 
Upstate
Where animals seem
To posses a curious sense of humor
Waiting until such time
As it becomes clear
That man might want to gather something simple
Like felled acorns
He intends to germinate.

But it’s the critters
Who carry them
From the earth at the trunks of the trees
Under Moonlight as man sleeps
Under Sunlight when
Man is busy within his own
Occupations,— inside where plants
Are transported and man is
Inattentive to acorns
That deep, that upstate, that remote
Dot of space
Where a man might stand
Against the dry
Tide of war for the acorn
This small
Tale is told.






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