From an Insomniac’s Dream (VII) - Wonderland
Today heralds the beginning of an era
Of an apparent merger of Yin and Yang
Since there was a He
- the babysitter; a She - the divine
feminine; and a Me - the Child
Let’s start at the beginning.
But what was that? Or when?
Was the origin the bright colors that tasted sweet?
Or the vibration of chrysanthemums –
Or the tablecover’s patchwork of whorls
That pulled you in when you felt the threads
Drowning, then surfacing and breathing again, once called
out
Making love through head and hair
And fingers reaching for one’s organic and inorganic anchors
While smoke emanated at Machu Pichu’s Aztec rituals
With shadows being cast by Shamans of the Amazon
[Lost in an
acid maze of black rose petals swirling on a rectangular box
With time
suspended, space transcended
Past-present-future but a mindful moment]
As the moon descended and the earth ascended
It could’ve gone on like this
Had it not been for the music of celestial beings
Coming to a standstill
The fan on the ceiling had its story to tell
Of fuzzy edges with purple hues
A
raging tempest of turmoil, within and without
But then came the babysitter
To rescue and redeem (per the script)
And out we went to meet the dawn’s fog
Together we sat again
In an animated multi-dimensional world
[Through
losing my mind I had come to my senses
From
darkness unto light]
Author’s note: in part vii, An Insomniac’s Dream continues after a few years of the assumption that it had ended. In Wonderland, inspiration struck Narcissus amidst a new found friendship. Since three individuals are ‘colliding’ in Wonderland, it’s a trichotomy (categorized into three) or a triumvirate (three important people). Wonderland describes a trip of a lifetime: with the good, the bad and the ugly being highlighted in equal measure. In Wonderland, the boundary between abstract and real is blurry.
‘Wonderland’ – part 7 of AID - is dedicated to A and M.
Acknowledgment: First published by Spillwords Press.
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