4 meditations on the nature of Goodness
March 16, 2006 on 3:56 pm | In poem | 1 Commentfor A
i/ Beauty
When a crazy blue
ladybug lands on a
kneeling aphid and
loves it without sex or roses.
ii/ Love
The spots on a ladybug, revealed
as carbonized hearts, seen to be
relics of reborn saints, who are the eyes
of all who are watching her.
iii/ Truth
Tongueless, silent (not
silenced), unspoken by non-
human animals, such as dung
or
colorful, spotted beetles.
iv/ Evil
Autumn’s end, when the last few
ladybugs stammer onto the sills
to dry, and that’s how there was
goodness in their skeletons that
sit there, in constant atrophy.
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