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Beyond Language

The Poetry of Pablo Saborío

poetry of dream

swelling refuge

proliferating dream image

Probably
every day of my life
is an eye

chains of eyes
closing one after another

it’s no wonder
that I feel this weariness
settling in
as
perception
frees me
in
a swelling
proliferating dream.

 

Nihilistic Poetry

Posted on June 7, 2010 by Pablo Saborio Posted in contemporary poetry Tagged contemporary poems, dream, existential poet, nihilistic poetry, perception, poetry of dream, poetry of life 1 Comment
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