Your heart-breathed words will chime will ring our blood our pulse like a bell will hum all the way to the moon Where is your poem tonight? In flight: sapphire disks river drops from soul’s sealed ark to cratered dark
A quirky little article about the MoonArk project is here.
Love this poem and the way you’ve infused your words with the ideas in the article. It was lovely even before I followed the link – “heart-breathed words” and “Where is your poem tonight? / In flight” and “from soul’s sealed ark / to cratered dark” – such stunning words! What a fantastic story and I’m so glad it inspired you!
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Aw, thank you. I really struggled with how to approach this. That image of the poets’ blood is weirdly fascinating.
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Is a tangible copy of your poem going? If not we can read it aloud and send it that way. More ephemeral but no less effective, I think.
I like this a lot.
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No, just grab a friend and send it up on the next clear night. 🙂 I’d be honored.
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Yesterday offered a brief respite from the glorious rains of El Niño. My daughter and I took care of this last night. It was fun. Thanks.
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Awesome. This makes me smile.
No clear skies here, alas.
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Great format, Jennifer! “heart-breathed words” is a phrase I am officially going to steal 😉
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Well, I bent and borrowed it from Wordsworth, so you are welcome to it. 😉
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I had to read the article then reread your poem. The whole thing, project and poem, is out of this world. Have to let this seep in slowly.
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I’m glad it got you thinking! I love where you went with it.
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A bit predictable, but I’ve been writing about a cosmic Hun type character so he was preying on my mind already.
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You have captured the complexity of this mission so well — and the emptiness …
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It is just kind of strange, yes? So human. 🙂
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