Meanings Change

A mathematical effusion —
Léger’s mythopaiea —
The opposite of apposite.
A case of disturbing halitosis
Like a cage full of false alarms announced.

So herewith, and henceforth, I —
Eye affix my afflatus
To my dominant hand.

I, too, spend my time breathing
And enjoy it tremendously.

Only the captain hears
A familiar melody.

Things are wandering,
Their meanings change.

What I’m Reading:

I’m encircled by a single thing, a single movement:
a mineral weight, a honeyed light
cling to the sound of the word “noche”

— Pablo Neruda / “Unity”