Intuitions

                  Intuitions   By the grey in my thinning hair I have knowledge that I could share      With those who desire      To learn what the fire Of inspirate wisdom may bare.   By the learning lodged in my brain, (From studying matters germane),      I hold the hid […]

                  Intuitions

 

By the grey in my thinning hair

I have knowledge that I could share

     With those who desire

     To learn what the fire

Of inspirate wisdom may bare.

 

By the learning lodged in my brain,

(From studying matters germane),

     I hold the hid keys

     That unlock release

Of powers considered arcane.

 

By the darkling light of my eyes

I perceive each secret that lies

     At the perdue-core

     Of mystical lore,

Whatever may be its disguise.

 

By the septum of my bent nose

I possess the arts to disclose

     All facts that may be

     Intelligibly

Explained of life’s strangest tableaux.

 

By the deafening drums in my ears

I tune-in to vibrating airs

     And hear those faint hints

     Of latent events

The poetic prophet preclares.

 

By the tongue in my toothless jaws

I speak the infrangible laws

     Of word and of act,

     (In fiction and fact),

That spell what no wisdom ignores.

 

By the nail of my left great toe –

Which is sensitive, you should know,

     To pressure and pain,

     To cold and to rain –

I feel how the future will flow.

 

By my aching muscles and bones –

With their deep interior groans –

     I sense the rolled world

     Becoming unfurled

Through all my most intimate zones.

 

By my years spent travelling the Earth

Researching intrinsical worth

     I’ve found a sure mode –

     That time can’t erode –

To fashion creative re-birth.

 

If you say that none can control

Fate’s seemingly fraught rigmarole,

     For you I foresee –

     In mounting degree –

Frustration oppressing your soul.

 

Should you sthink my claims are absurd

Then, plainly, you never have heard

     That they can preview

     The future that’s due

Whom such intuitions have stirred!.

Author: J. A. Bosworth

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