The Rainbow's Out
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All of Things (After Mathematics: The Existence and Uniqueness Theorem) After a hazy day, the twilight Or melding, When sky and sea do mix, Then feel we the brotherhood And uniqueness Of all things. No reason or logic of human limits Is betrayed in the wave Of all things; Only coincidence, a limit of man And patterns, set by himself, Are revealed, or thought as such. Contradictions, think many, Or laws not bound or loose enough To explain All of things.
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About the Book
Readers will find a fair amount about the sky, some about philosophy and science, and a few on the always somewhat desperate feelings of being in love. There is of course at least one poem about a cat. Within those which textually have a non-aural component to their form, anyone who claims that poetry is only good when read aloud will be, as usual, confounded. Find then light, gentle pleasures in reading from this little store of treasures.
About the Author
David Rosenfeld lives and works in Orange County, California. There, he participates in local poetry readings. He is a graduate of UC Berkeley.