Icarus of Trafalgar Square

The sublime sun beckons

burning out the eyes

of those who

dare to gaze

into its depths

The abyss of light -

Yet, you were already

blind to the light

of Terra, of Earth,

long gazed into

this luminous event

the mere distance

of the gaze is

no longer enough

for your joy -

you seek to fly – seduced

by the sun of your

voluptuous desires

you fly higher and higher -

climb the column of the sun -

you throw down the motes of light

the ropes that tie even the gods -

You fly toward the scalding apex -

calling those below to grasp

hold of the motes of light -

to pull it all down – back to the Earth -

the hordes upon the surface

respond to the call, harvesting

the motes that cling to the sun itself -

the ties that bind – the masses pull

with the kinetic exertion of panic -

Prometheus smiles at the grand

effort of his children toward

the implosion of a world -

of light recurring upon the earth -

All at once -

shattering cracks, explosion -

the moaning phallus of marble

lusts for the embrace of the Earth -

the depths of the abyss -

Icarus, already burns -

descends riding the phallus to the Earth -

Crash, exaltation – into the shadows of sleep -

wandering upon the banks of the Thames -

waiting for the return of the sun -

a different sun, one of joy,

upon the Earth of a different world

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