Saint Peter’s Cathedral
Caen, 2025
Passing the final hours in the city,
You enter through the great door of the
cathedral,
Pass beneath the almost subterranean knaves,
Whose great petrified limbs interconnect like the
canopy of a dark wood
Above you, then, man’s great enigmatic obsession
for analogy
Continues… and walking slowly, respectfully,
You witness the phenomenon of all the Christian
iconography,
Which you haven’t experienced in years.
Then, some images taken from a probe,
Some great lens which breached the impenetrable
heavens
Only to steal snapshots of the absolute immensity of the cosmos;
The great spire suffered a direct hit during
the events of 44,
Taking out also the old organ. Both have been reconstructed
now,
Out from all the faceless, and nameless dead.

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