Saint Erroneous
(And the Social Gathering)

By Archonis

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Oh diminish my inward monocle,
				(Cross)

Vast Temples release
		soothing deliriums.

To relate continuities
		vibrant,

transparent Orbs
	and Infant Auras.

Concept-Christ has
		so been born,

like Middle Ages
		Halo-Frame,

Primal Angers wash
		Forward Maidens,

like God and Me
	there is No Ending.

I beheld a Serpent Pilgrim,
He grimaced violet ginger songs,

Bread-men released kaleidoscope voices
			dying unto oven airs.

A quiet flower spoke images,
of angels and casino wheels,

incense children poured coloured music
		in dancing vesseled incantations.

Devoid of me,
	there is still
		the Laughter of our Celebrations.

(II)

First the Joy of Tso,
our ecstasies shared,

in Vision’s Spectrum Innocence,
Glittering Chapels and Supper Clubs.

Saints file forward,
delighting in a hidden meal,

while icons stare from walled shoulders,
Dementia’s Wine and Aged Presidents.

“Are we fools to resurrect the gods?”

  she asked my ancient primal,
	winged revulsions of before,
				“before”

				Thank you
					Oh
					My
						Food Father.