Eve Four feet from Adam, never closer but never farther away, in the weak winter sun she is a silhouette shadowed by a row of giant cypress, she holds her composure, marbled and black as the abyss between what we know and what we hope to learn, her eyes averted from the gates of hell, which she guards in a garden that’s as anachronistic as a clock in Caesar’s court -- she hides the smile that is forming to mask the taste of the apple one foot fully formed and ready to run, the other bound to the ground for eternity.
I was fortunate enough to be in palo alto the other day and was able to visit the rodin
scupture garden at stanford....
Lovely. Okay, Devi, you have officially inspired me. I’m going to do MyNaPoWriMo. I wrote two poems today to catch up, and I’ll do my best to keep pace.