Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Veil, Richard Rezac 1987

In all honesty survival was unlikely.
What we left behind we left behind
as dissolving tombstones in an infinite,
burgeoning field. This is best
repeated: what we left behind
we left behind. Displaced from
an eternity that is at some point a given,
only God can save our moments.
I mean remnants. In a dozen years
my yesterday will wash out into the empty
space of a frame. Or if not yesterday,
one of these ventures will.
Or all of them. So what is left is
a veil, made
of iron, with nothing behind it, and no
veil either. As if a frame will save us.
As if there is yet us within, and us about.

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