Once on the way to see god

It takes, sometimes, medicine, to know the world's hall

lifting sunwhiteyellow architectures in shadows of light,

reconstructuring amber cells of un-self, oinglebundoincy—

a funny puppet tongue bounding from an infant's laugh-roar

into the place where my hungry, poor bodies come to camp

and await meeting this or that or the goddish who.

 

Now sit patient in presence of sun, light, trees, bugs who

welcome staying, make this grassy path one such hall

where a poor, hungry body might sit until tired, camp

until arrived at dusk, sink flat until will-o-the-wisp light

lifts away into the infinite architecture's acoustic roar

to a song that first kissed my brow, oinglebundoincy,

 

oingboincy aardvarkaroo. Orange argle kangabull. Oinglebundoincy

some loving one sang to some me, sounding the letters who

crescendoed head-bump cuddles into some solid roar,

steadied into some mature sense—straight-walled as a hall;

who constructed the all-chitecture and steadied the light

when, once upon once, everything was spontaneous camp.

 

Now I circle barefoot around sun, light, trees, bugs where I camp,

I myselfslide conversing argyle sweet-the-sound oingleboincy

with the green air, interviewing wavelengths of green light

to uncover the self of green, its rainbow, its essential who.

Speak, tree, on behalf of green. Say, path and sapling hall

about the light that lifts from soil to upward roar;

 

how it transmorphs to the red ruddy bloody roar

of cellular body dust aardvarkaroo cloud in which I camp!

The nostril of Tao is some ancient pyramid's funerary hall.

I finger-walk inside humming oinglebundoincy

through its darkness and filaments, into the nostril who

beams its finger-intersected face—the tendererst light!

 

And in the ear, and the shapes of hands, the blood light,

the maroon architecture, brown movement, black roar

of proof we come apart from a loose argle-bargle of who.

The darkling cuddles the light, trees, bugs, camp,

swaddling all the secret funny whisper oinglebundoincy.

Now I walk in boots back from the all-storied hall.

The goddish emissary lights my infant heart similar to camp

memories. Memory’s roar now hums a bouncy, cool oingleboincy.

I forget its meaning, but I know in my amber who fills the hall.