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A Revelation in Concert
The figure was sitting,
With silken appendages spinning,
A pealing, a wheeling
Issued forth,
And bade me believe:
“This is my healing.”
This is my healing?
This is my healing!
Lost upon me once, twice,
Thrice-
A stranglehold on feeling!
I see only black, only white.
Friend, here are some fragments of delirious touch,
All content with drowning,
Mid-flight.
I saw then my function
And that I was the orchestra:
Gazing with blind vision
At a horrendous occasion.
“Come hither,” they said.
“To the up and to the down!”
I balked at this appeal of epic proportions,
And cowered from motions fantastical.
I trembled at the voice that was hollow-
Driveling forth,“One million directions at once!”
But I followed.
I grew weary,
I grew tired.
I heard not what else they were saying.
I closed my eyes, to the beloved void-
Became aware,
That music was playing.
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