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Origin

Kara B. Imle
3 min readMar 8, 2019

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“The most telling and profound way of describing the evolution of the universe would undoubtedly be to trace the evolution of love.”
― Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

Leave me now, left brain.

Be silent, Plato

And you, Socrates —

I have no need of you.

Logic, reason, philosophy

Everything learned from university

All the way back through Driver’s Ed

High school, middle school,

Elementary, my dear Watson.

Even you, kindergarten, with your

Square pegs, round holes and one, two, three:

You were the worst of them all.

It is the Pleiades I am looking for

With Bacchus at their breasts

Laughing at Orion in helpless pursuit.

It is Venus with her hair let down

Stepping from the lake, her womanhood

Flaring unabashed in gorgeous post-orgasmic hues.

It is the Valkyries claiming their dead from the field

And rushing them homeward;

It is Freya, goddess of the Viking halls

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Kara B. Imle
Kara B. Imle

Written by Kara B. Imle

Memoirist, poet, shamanic practitioner currently residing on Turtle Island.

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