Life In The Infinite: AVANTA
By Ethan Lesley
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Life In The Infinite: Avanta is the year end edition for Ethan Lesley's first collection export for the year 2017.
Ethan Lesley
Ethan Lesley writes niche genre which include science fiction and comedy. His first free verse book, The Infinite Range, is comprised of 8 poetry collections written in 2017. His website is at http://ethananarchy.com/
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Life In The Infinite - Ethan Lesley
In your mind exists the infinite
In your mind exists the infinite
That which you can only pour into art
into writing
into paper
that can only be understood by same minds
It cries out of you
You turn it alive
The wyverns overhead
that you witness in constant
battle, as you’re cartographing tunnels you escape to
Or at least you try
You write to empower
but you destroy
You convince yourself you’re an ally when you’re not
An outsider in a city more obsessed with other paths
Other jobs, more valuable
than what your mind-store produce
You starve, physically and mentally
as you consider yourself
a faux artist
You lay down, ending up
A connoisseur in the making that will never become.
Constellations
You are
a combatant
a tsunami of golden fire
a light dipped in its own darkness
fostering its own diversions
birthing a universe as your children, your own
Your soul
is a constellation
And within them, creation
You host stars inside of you
Because – you, my child – you, my friend – are magic
You are capable
of kindness
capable of love
capable of giving so much and pouring so much
You are the great art of this world,
great as any art could be
Pristine and undiscovered
Untarnished and covered in your own versions of stain
Of strain
Of pain
Of pride
You are early dementia
A protest against your own well-being, focusly painting in the form of
innocent smiles
and mountains of lies
You are an ecosystem of Trithes
a barrier of light
And within this light an endless pit of sorrow and of weeping, hidden from the world
and kept within your bedroom walls
or the lack thereof
To see poetry inside the tree barks
in the stump you call your torso, that you actively mask
the stretch marks that make you, and because they shame you
and remind you of your birth and you birthing
the wonder in every color you experience for the first time
You call upon those sensations which you are not able to interpret
And to the Nyx, whom you have not encountered
as her long shadows long to reach you yet
She claws her way, trudges towards you, as you
dance beside the chasm where you hide the sunrise
So when I tell you that in your mind exists the infinite
know, child, that it isn’t a lie
You are dangerous
wildfire in the middle of the unkempt desert
When your hand holds another, worlds collide
With your palm, your fist, you divine
Destruction or praefatio
You exhale arithmetics and within you, Ein Sof
You Can’t Feed Art To Goats
You can’t feed art to goats
They cannot tell between grass and paper,
brass and paint
It will be a waste of your masterpiece,
of your time and of your effort
You cannot coat rock with