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Formula One
by John Marvin Arithmetic doesn't add up. Kurt Gödel For one thing one thing ever streams alone such as daffodils springing or aspens singing of autumn just before cold slithers down slopes yellowed by a slinking sun or another thing considered alone as changeling habits blanketing chills awhile and cycles of thrilling renewal and disfavor integrate or maybe never sublimate or vapor clinging gold on reflected radiation or lenses peering as far as far as far searching and researching after answers as to why canals vanish under a pure gaze and robots never dream of fame and love but of needing proof or one more guess so designs can beg another question |
John Marvin is a teacher who retired and subsequently earned a Ph.D. in English at SUNY Buffalo. He has poems in scores of journals. He has published literary criticism in James Joyce Quarterly, Pennsylvania English, Hypermedia Joyce Studies and Worchester Review.
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