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Beyond Language

The Poetry of Pablo Saborío

first language

first principles

First Language
Everything
mist
of
loneliness
every
human
thinking
of
being
something
every
single
human
dies
the
cause
behind
my
amalgam
of
fragments
as
timeless
as
the
first
      thought
in
the
dawn
  of
     meaning.

 

 

Posted on May 11, 2010 by Pablo Saborio Posted in contemporary poetry Tagged first language, meaning, Poetry 2 Comments
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