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Perhaps Perhaps Perhaps.

"You can travel a long way into poetry, in many directions. It’s an intellectual and personal/experiential field as complex & wide open as physics, music, biology or math. It’s not just the rotating clatter you witness in magazines or social media or the local reading scene." --@henryghenrik

The Skydrive Flying Car.

"Counterfeit

The wall of faces reverie
When seen quells guilted mind--
From fathers angered vision
To dilate and minus

The eternal bird fathoms
And folds its brown gauze
With talons from its own--
Discovered...

Intended--but from self destroyed
The fatal error combines
And as condition creates
Effulgences

The aqua vein bones in marble
Whose arcane presence boasts
Beauty--the armless dancer
Unable to hoop or swoon
To lulling chirp
Finds break
Flees to cold place
Both less than cave to crook
Telling mimer as ultimate--
Speaking salvific as caused"

--Ovid Neal III

Useful history of flying cars.

"I write often in present tense, but live in the future conditional." --@paisleyrekdal

CS Lewis Aeneid using iambic hexameter lines.