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02/29/12
Or
Each and every action, event, idea, vision, dream Must have its flash point, matrix, origin, source, Its incipience, denouement, closure, conclusion, solution;
Each and every one, whether darkened or illuminated, Must come to life or die, tell a truth or spew a lie, Celebrate victory or defeat, be memorable or forgettable;
Each and every one must be sinister or evil-free, Philanthropic or reeking with misanthropy, Reality-driven or partaking of fantasy, surreality;
Each and every "or" must have its polarity's final say, Its reason for being and its meaning for being not . . . Or so I believed, with the certainty of a naive child,
Until I found my naked flesh trembling with questions, My chest pressed against my wife's pounding breasts, My heart choking on almond-sweetened disbelief.
02/29/12
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