Buddha Said “Everything Comes Out of Nothing” by Henry Braun
Every letter of “n…o….t…h…i….n…g” holds to itself
strictly, as if Silence were its queen,
in a world where pennies are the pelf,
refusing, hour by hour, deepness to mean.
There is no Bo Tree in our New England.
Please, EVERYTHING, leap out from my hand.
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