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--- copyright RICHARD ALAN BUNCHRICHARD ALAN BUNCH At the Café Intermezzo(after looking through Wittgenstein's Tractatus)It was as though we were released from a long wait, in lines steeped with extraplanetary summers. No longer were we entranced by games using language pretending to reflect states of mind or to reflect split seconds between boredom and a divided self. In a round about way, we discovered something unforeseen: not just to hear echoes but how to see them, not just to say "the Big Dipper rises" but how to know as well as say "the Big Dipper breathes as it rises" when the day's wind began to sweep us clean with alternate perspectives as our eyes were dilated with insight.
RICHARD ALAN BUNCH was born in Honolulu and grew up in the Napa Valley. His works include Summer Hawk, Rivers of the Sea, Night Blooms, and Hawking Moves: Plays, Poems and Stories. Thrice nominated for a Pushcart Prize, his poetry has appeared in Potpourri, Black Mountain Review, Poetry Southeast, Cherry Blossom Review, Poetry Repairs, Oregon Review, Poesia, and the Owen Wister Review. His latest poetry collection is Running for Daybreak.
REPAIR: Concourse or confluence of people at or in a place; resort, frequent or habitual going; making one's way; to arrive; to dwell; to heal, to cure, to recover; to renew; (AND!) to fix to original condition. Oxford English Dictionary
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