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The Bio Logic of Diaspora

The Bio Logic of Diaspora

The Bio Logic of Diaspora

 

Not at all limited to humankind,
but a fluid envelopment
of the drive to chaos
that organizes
life—
 
of all
kinds
 
into disorder.
 
It is geological.
It is cosmological.
 
Phenomenological,
but not without
precedent
 
or reason.
 
Dispersion being at the heart of a life
borne of a burst from
out of nowhere.
 
Fusion >< diffusion.
 
The work of three—a trinity—elements,
it is posited in big bang theory, evolving,
some 14 billion years in the making, into one
hundred known elements with
hundreds more variants.
 
The wanderings of atoms, particles, waves,
of minds, imaginings—
 
migrations of primordial impulses, vibrations,
nomadically orienting currents,
cycles, bearings of
magnetic
bounty.
 
At its unalterable
essence.
 
Knitted in stars whose
living and dying
portend
new life.
 
Even those stars crossed in shapes
contorted by coordinates inverting
the still sacred geometries
of existence.
 
In the golden clock hands
of kairos, this moment,
this dislocation,
this disruption,
is but a tick.
 
A drip
rippling
natal streams
of being.
 
Stay is not a command
life force energy
computes
 
or obeys.
 
Control injures
intrinsic emergence,
amputates place
from organic
process,
from vast
mycelia of possibility,
from fractal cartographies
of continuum.
 
Dividing oneness,
which cannot be
divided.
 
For every extinction
there is novel
regeneration.
 
An epic phase of compost genesis
wherein the elastic threads of matter
reorganize their connectedness,
gather their embers and ashes
into forms unimaginable
before they appear.
 
Breaking down
heralds this breaking
through                arrangements aligned
with structures rigid
in their formerness.
 
Rigors of mortis.
 
Configurations unsuited
to the living web
they labored
to modify.
 
Unable, thereby, to
alter their makeup
by natural means.
 
But natural means 
find them nonetheless
digestible, and sprinkle the
nectar of jonquils, dandelions,
pine pulp and guano to the
palatability of this
consumption.
 
Just adding water.
 
Things come
as things go.
 
It is the
nature
of the
natural.
 
All things
being
equal.
 
Meanwhile, the mallards,
basking in the hush of moonlit bog,
prepare their nest for
the life they
have
seeded.
 
"Whence shall he have grief,
how shall he be deluded who sees
everywhere the Oneness."
—Isha Upanishad
 

∞|∞

Eve Moore ©2025


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 Once a professional writer of advertising, I saw the light & it has shown me words of a different nature. And so I take them down & offer them up. And all is well. 

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