Lamenting’s Prolapse
Ruling
by gentle guide figuring the Adored?
Instead
pestilential secrecies chaining
Croesus’
creosoting code and harness,
Abandoned
now by recurrent calls to lament after Jeremiah’s unheeded
Call
to the Shema’s buckle—lev’s twice intonation—
instead
gate and house built atop a creted curtain of language, electronifried—
As the
fell city falls because a false corner angle stoned its dethrown.
Pity,
pity, pit without lament
Such
vaporous course
Channeled
by history’s recursing, wellworks leading
Rockets
into the most sere space,
A chilled
universe where a bit of heated blood stands against the suck of absolute zeroing.
History’s
looping met with flaming swords, turning angels,
Pitch
and bitumen coursed
Inhospitted
dumping warned
For souls
better fit by hospital than programs of fools, chaised,
By
absurdities proud
By
atrocities condemned
By boxing
no verities
Instead
accruing the slap of God
Who may
no longer commend the promise nor command the land
Which
by a Geiger millennium feeds the earth’s memory with static,
where
recollection of habitus’ rebuke only ebbed, never neaps:
the
moon and the omens of false noon were machined into denial,
gematria
and mysts,
where
trust was the heart’s covenant voiced by Jeremiah and routed
through
lamentation:
How lonely again sits the city
that once was full of people!
Destiny's sequence humiliates by its most stark and full compass,
is the land of re-bel(l)ow-ing,
is the boundary doused of
its hot iron security,
is the steams and bubbles hissing its last:
Promotion most fouling by disputations,
By training authority to arrogates.
And here they come, by two flashes of thundering incursed
By moments of resetting tropics
By two wipings of poison rain incapable of bowing,
And hosting no ministry call or davit:
No sky to pull down, rather the sky has pulled down
kings’ counseling conceits
against the anointed season
And the inheritance of the meek.
Vain silence that kept watch now has not even eyes
To opportune yoke,
Silence long last ground shifting,
Silence last begotten.
UTC / GMT: Mar 9, 2026 – 11:58:50
--Douglas Blake Olds
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