Wit's End.
The General commits his emptiness to God.
And in place of his eyes
Crystal balls
Roll with visions.
And his voice rises
From the dead fragments of men
A Frankenstein
A tank
A ghost
Roaming the impossible
Raising the hair on men's heads.
His hand
Has swept the battlefield flat as a sheet of foolscap
He writes:
I am a lantern
in the hand
of a blind people
And in place of his eyes
Crystal balls
Roll with visions.
And his voice rises
From the dead fragments of men
A Frankenstein
A tank
A ghost
Roaming the impossible
Raising the hair on men's heads.
His hand
Has swept the battlefield flat as a sheet of foolscap
He writes:
I am a lantern
in the hand
of a blind people