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Winters Breeze


02.21.18 Posted in today's words by

Jose Trejo lives and writes in Baldwin Park, California. 

Winters Breeze
By Jose Trejo

Red ochre sky
lightning in the eyes.
Time doesn’t elapse
the same: now its

Matlactli Cozcacuauhtli Izcalli Ome Tochtli
The pen scars
what you’re thinking.
Tonalpohualli

Ten means
you have reached clairvoyance:
Aguila de Collar is reach old-age/sage
Xolotl el gemelo precioso de Quetzalcoatl.

Izcalli means the 18th and last
Xiuhpohualli –Solar Count of Resurgence.
Tlalnantzin the earth
that holds you.

All our grandparents too.
I am Etznab/
Tecpatl/
Pedernal/
Flint/
Light
Jaguars tread
upon forest of sight.
As at this moment:

shard moon faint
next to Venus.
Stars pulsate
in skin tone–tundra.

See the ink flow
pen breathing.
I cut all the 405
Elements & Spirits:

got all my ancestors with me.



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