Pacha
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By Ewan
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Who sees omnipotence in the smoking mirror,
forgets the feathered serpent
and the light of the morning star,
or the moon with her skirt of jade
and the gleam of the four hundred southerners
against the atramentous sky.
The left-handed humming bird flutters,
four hundred rabbits career below,
fools expect the flower prince
until our flayed lord arrives
in his coat of human skin
and there is no space,
there is no time,
there is only pacha.
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I guess apocalpytic. When I
I guess apocalpytic. When I googled pacha the defintion was some kind of disco. That would certainly put a different meaning on your poem.
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Arrival of the Conquistadors?
Arrival of the Conquistadors? Or, as celtic says, a particularly hot night in Ibiza?
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I feel the title refers to
I feel the title refers to the world. Some unusual and original images. Loved, especially, the left-handed humming bird. It's a mixture of fools and frightened rabbits belief in mythology and religion, not shared by the narrator.
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that's interesting. Einstein
that's interesting. Einstein postulated time and space as being the same (but differrent). I did wonder about the left-handed humming bird.
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I've been watching the recent
I watched the recent TV series on the Inca - they had a similar idea of different layers or types of time co-existing for each individual. Fascinating.
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