1.17.2013

natural mystic


natural mystic

through the redwoods
my first time
she's showing-off her
grandest creations of growth
we drive through one
and dip and swerve
as the sunlight flickers
through the canopy like
celluloid in the booth
off the screen and
through my southern searching
down clear to the Sur
where men made mindful
of years which echo
heard symphonies and surf songs in so many pools
sunny days and the end
of anticipation

Poem: "natural mystic" by Rob Lescatre
Photo: Pittsburgh Plymouths cap 1957: Jack Kerouac’s typed, handwritten and illustrated fantasy baseball league was extravagantly detailed in old-fashioned composition notebooks. His players have distinct histories and personalities. Cities lost and regained teams; rosters and batting orders changed. A single season lasted 40 or 50 games, with an All-Star game and a World Series. His teams, mostly named for automobiles, included the Chicago Chryslers, Boston Fords, and Chicago Nashes. When Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in 1947, Kerouac added a black Cuban shortstop to the Philadelphia Pontiacs. Navy Pinstripe Round Crown, Embroidery on Navy Felt Logo.





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