I pass through the
silver moon and a woman’s heart,
through the narrow waist of the hourglass
and along the knife’s edge of syntax
separating subject from verb,
between thought and action, through the
eye of the needle
that stitches reality from Eden to omega
and binds the pages of the epic poem of
then and now.
I slip through the parted lips of a lover
and the panting contractions of long labor
that issues the milk of Hera at galaxy’s
core
and the commerce of dimes at the dying
corner grocery store.
It is all woven into the tapestry on my
wall,
fabric on loan from the owner of a gallery
who, it is rumored, only exhibits his own
work.
~William Hammett
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