They Play Bob Dylan's Tombstone Blues Forever
Perhaps I did ask for this,
demanded a try,
beg for a part?
Hod did I formulate this request?
Who was I when I wasn't?
Imagine the “un”
before everything about me!
That's where I was(n't);
a tiny likness of the Big Bang;
a world
out of a masterly nothingness;
a singularity,
not less than nothing,
but precisely nothing, balancing
like a high-hat
in a drumset,
just after (Charlie Watts),
about to (Ken Buttrey),
but empty,
'round a “yet”;
a thought
that hasn't thought itself,
already an afterthought, stuck,
empty,
in a slot waiting
for an airplane to take advantage
and accelerate down the runway
Before anything is forgotten,
they play Bob Dylan's Tombstone Blues
forever,
while Marc Beaumont is seen
circling the globe
on his custom Koga bicycle,
thinking
that the tumble weeds of West Texas
thudding across the highway
are curled-up thoughts
that nothing came of;
carcasses of the unborn
Poetry by Ingvar Loco Nordin
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Written on 2023-01-14 at 09:39
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