March 28, 2011
unyielded pines unstained but sap splattered oh sad and painful twilight relaxed and nearing death information of clouds strained forced blended receded intruded to obscuring the horizon mountain we are not hearing so tall and upon the topmost beautiful and endangered of not understanding? the cave of the fairies blue oracular the sound of a blue and indigo guitar leads gold sprites from its depths down the slopes sloping with the snow and mixed golds of sunlight dappling dark darkening the feeling felt the magic sinking in since this was also a memory which once was distant but is now nearing, Ha! nearing in waves STANLEY GEMMELL Poem: The 28th Remixt After the Qui Jue by Mao Zedong written in 1961 


unyielded pines unstained but sap splattered
oh sad and painful twilight relaxed and nearing death
information of clouds strained forced blended receded

intruded to obscuring the horizon
mountain we are not hearing
so tall and upon the topmost
beautiful and endangered
of not understanding?

the cave of the fairies blue oracular
the sound of a blue and indigo
guitar leads gold sprites from its

depths down the slopes sloping
with the snow and mixed golds
of sunlight dappling dark
darkening the feeling felt

the magic sinking in since this was also a memory
which once was distant but is now nearing, Ha!
nearing in waves

STANLEY GEMMELL
Poem: The 28th Remixt
After the Qui Jue by Mao Zedong written in 1961