| The Poetry of Richard Sansom Published by The British Sansom Society | |
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The Sprite Swimming around in my brain, uncontested in their control, the nymphs of whimsy dance and frolic, perhaps nudged by an occasional cosmic wave or a graviton, passing through, uncaring as to its effects, and my mind goes ahead as if it had a path before it, all planned out. I stop in front of the magazine stand, the colors, faces, breasts, cameras, cars, muscles dive into my neurons like Olympic swimmers, push themselves across the field of my attention, and then I remember to buy wine and milk and bread, and the tail-end wisps of those swimmers fade away…..or seem to. Who manages what? Am I in charge, and in charge of what? I stand for my personality and the right of my “I” and challenge whatever may claim to own the direction of my life. Who is this who speaks out in my defense? It is but the sprite of the moment ….. | |
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