The Cerebral Poet

On the technology
to provide for a name for a god,
in which the machines of lexis
call for the same art –
for which its creativity is more or less
presumed to be mechanic as means
for expression,
for individual allusions as set by the condition
of the consciousness,
And as philosophical or automatic as words seem,
verses go unbending from accusations
that what the cerebral poet waxes are mere mechanism.