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The Ecphorizer
Questions Sheila Murphy
Questions discover dreams in absolutes
until no absolute is recognizable.

The rain encounters dust to wash away.
Each element depends upon the other.

Just before it rains, the wind blows
fire across the dusty land.

Questions open absolutes like envelopes,
inventing access.

Loud answers sleep in twos
under an awning protected from rain.

One voice excavates the depth.
Another listens.

When a question is asked, someone
must admit an answer

with or without speaking. 




About
Sheila E. Murphy
Poetess Sheila E. Murphy sends us her poems from Phoenix, Arizona.
About
Sheila Murphy
Poet Sheila E. Murphy describes her principal occupation as "Corporate Educator for purposes of sustenance; true occupation, POET."  A more practical, if less poetic, course than starvation, as Wallace Stevens and T. S. Eliot (among others ) have discovered.
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