The gypsy
took to his song
With an easy step
The tune
didn’t fit so well
Into the
world
The rhythm
was broken
One running
into another
The
dissonance
Being there.
The gypsy
was thinking
Of his
broken world
And the
matinee idols
That
had tried to eat up the sun
And the
darkness
That held
things together
That let the
wind in
And the
steps that danced
With its own
new form
Every time
it went about
This song in
the world
Nothing was awful
Nothing so strange
nothing totally denied
neither obedience nor rebellion
With a new
rhythm
That changed itself
as it went on
The staying
was not denied
Nor was the
moving
For he
didn’t want his world
To be fixed
and his
The other
did figure
As
a voice of her own
And
was not so broken
The
way the world tried to do
It
held on to its own
Which
was not altogether
That
way an easy thing
Something
was taken, and something denied
But
not always the way
The
world would have it
With
things thrusting into the sky
With
a point so piercing
Or
harmful and the other denied
The
dancing was not tethered
The
rhythm useful
Something
of the other
Was
always in there.
Someone’s
beat that didn’t fit in
Was
still there
A
violin with broken strings
Played
on so well.
The
structure
Was
not obvious
And
its strictures sticking in
Somebody
could play it
Anyway
she wanted
And
not totally without her
It
played to itself and to the world
With
the queen in a balcony
But
a figure-head
Rather
to be mocked at
Than
to be confirmed
The
gypsy held on her own
To
bring back the world
With
a cock's calling
That
did wake up the world
And
the crow crowing
With
a place for itself
And
a fish that went about
Swimming
through the skies
With
the subtle song of the turtle
And
the pheasant’s wing song
Everybody
figured in it
As
did every soul
No
one being denied a trip
Of
her own.
Satan,
a son of god
Was
still in there
Not
being denied altogether
As
were others
Because
everyone did figure
And
the music conducted itself
Rather
than being confirming
And
denying some one else.
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