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Apollo's Marble


 

Then again, what is the right road?

Endless, entangled ropes spanned

Like the branches of nerves to no ends
With a glass half full of horoscopes
We'll build a home out of the dust
Our tires and shoes will gather
With this little blue sphere in one hand 
And a mirror in the other
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