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By Elizabeth Bartlett
5 Mar, 2019
Excerpt.........
EYE center of the universe
Whose pupil is the world
Teach us to see the light
Embracing night
Between the sunset and the dawn
To see the unicorn
Within that crystal ball
Of pure recall
Where time is an iris mirror
A poi
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Excerpt.........
EYE center of the universe
Whose pupil is the world
Teach us to see the light
Embracing night
Between the sunset and the dawn
To see the unicorn
Within that crystal ball
Of pure recall
Where time is an iris mirror
A pointillated blur
Of image and of form
Caught in its storm
With every moment held inside
The frame of canvas mind
Forever captive, stilled,
Motion fulfilled Less
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