the sieve and the sand

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Heman

Striving to revive meaning in

poetry

The Greeks had
“the beard of Zeus”
and He-man had
“the power of Grayskull,”
but on what can I,
in my Judaeo-Christian society,
call as witness to my oath?

By the beard of Grayskull
I swear to strive,
purposely leaving the object-
of-my-striving unsaid,
so as not to limit myself
by troublesome specifics

June 1, 2008 Jared Abraham Tagged Grayskull, Heman 4 Comments
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