the hand
toward the sun
was over-large
it was bigger than
the arm
that held it
upright
bigger
than the torso
folded in
upon itself
than the legs
arranged
in lotus
the closer
to the sun
the more pronounced
the disproportion
if it would go on
extending
it could cup
the golden orb
as though
in a cradle
or throw it
back
amongst
the other stars
yes
that hand
toward the sun
was
large
~
Poem #502 from a series of poems drawn from the imagination and collected as: a Bachelard reverie.
Something for me to sit with a little longer
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A little obscure, Paul. I nearly held the piece back, but it has its place, I hope, in the series.
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Absolutely
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