Annmarie Lockhart, editor of vox poetica, has been reading and writing poetry since she could read and write. A lifelong Bergen County resident, she lives two miles from the hospital
where she was born.
Charlene James-Duguid's most recent poem to appear here was Venison (November 2011).
Jung
By Charlene James-Duguid
If Jung could tape my head, Live in my dreams, The drama Of myths Would seem mundane, Unredeemable In dullness.
If only in these dreams Jung could peer, At the corner of my images Held for photostat. I'd give more proof, Send him a moment's Vision, Colored, Framed, Shiny, Transparent.
In every way, Hold him fixed Within the glory Of my smattered thoughts. Out of danger, Out of want.
A fine rendition, In standard times, Of how my dreams are truly made.
Intriguing and original. Love it.
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