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Monday, 16 May 2005
The Sermon on the Warpland
Topic: Poetry
And several strengths from drowsiness campaigned
but spoke in Single Sermon on the warpland.

And went about the warpland saying No.
"My people, black and black, revile the River.
Say that the River turns, and turn the River.

Say that our Something in doublepod contains
seeds for the coming hell and health together.
Prepare to meet
(sisters, brothers) the brash and terrible weather;
the pains;
the bruising; the collapse of bestials, idols.
But then oh then!?the stuffing of the hulls!
the seasoning of the perilously sweet!
the health! the heralding of the clear obscure!

Build now your Church, my brothers, sisters. Build
never with brick nor Corten nor with granite.
Build with lithe love. With love like lion-eyes.
With love like morningrise.
With love like black, our black?
luminously indiscreet;
complete; continuous."

- Gwendolyn Brooks

Posted by ericnunnally at 11:39 PM CDT
Updated: Thursday, 19 May 2005 6:50 AM CDT
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