I shake all over with Rossby waves,
But can I ever return to my core, When the aurora borealis remains Cold and closed before Me? I cannot get to the sun, To the light that impels Its sluggish drifting spin, Or extend, past the stinking hells, My hand. My thoughts shake Like the jet stream juddering, And my thoughts tear apart Like the ionized air shuddering, And my mind turns in cyclones Of shame and anticyclones, And I light up my mind And I move my bones, And the light of the sun prickles. In its surging motion, It extends its rays From its magnetized ocean. And all, all, is peace, The polar air and the equator, With the atmospheric undulations, From the seal to the alligator.
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Yaacov David Shulman
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