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the inner alchemy of fish (by Christina M. Brooks)

19 Saturday Oct 2013

Posted by Crisis Chronicles Press in 2000s, American, Brooks (Christina), Poetry

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the inner alchemy of fish

Fishermen will tell you that to know a fish
you have to think like one. A river becomes
a kind of religion and the fish are the wise ones.
To think like a fish, you have to know the water
in which the fish swims. You must learn to think
wet thoughts, learn to distinguish the taste of reeds
and the depth a turtle dives by night.
Be able to tell the change of seasons by the smell
of the river.

So in the morning, come, make simple offerings of fireflies
and river foam upon altars of fallen trees and tangled roots.
Learn to wear the shadow as your shaman’s cloak, Dance
the sacred dance along the tops of boulders in dappled light.
Become invisible.
Do your daily pujas along the river bank. Breathe in and out.
Take in the morning light and fog that clings along the river’s bend.
Like the heron stand stock-still and listen.
And as the partridge hiding in the underbrush
seek refuge in this sacred place.

In time, you will become familiar with the sutras of the eddies,
the unwavering power and message of the undertow
and the gentle gospel of the shallows. You will learn
the patience of a sandbar where the currents meet inertia,
become strong and unwavering like a ford where resistance
breaks the raging water into harmless pools of froth and foam.

The muezzin call of the osprey will call you, again and again,
to prayer. The river will teach you the esoteric mysteries
of fish, and the fish in turn will teach you how to swim
in the sacredness of water, teach you its inner alchemy
to transform a raging heart into a peaceful backwater.
It will teach you the nature of momentum and the epistles
of impermanence, not just by observation but by Nature’s sheer force.
You will be taught that the river, at any moment, can take you
and sweep you off your feet.
And in your rough baptism of humility and respect you will learn
the basic truths of water and of life’s fluid simplicity.
And like a doe on the river bank, you bow in reverence
to its glory, drink the teachings the river has to offer
and understand the never ending flow of everything.



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“the inner alchemy of fish” (c) 2013 by c.m. brooks
originally published in 
Fall Issue, Year Zero of The City Poetry

Christina M. Brooks
 is a poet, writer, runeworker, card artist, Taoist, Buddhist, and vegetarian. She is a native of Detroit, Michigan, who enjoys swordfighting, tennis and gardening and is a traveling poet. She can often be found at readings somewhere in Southeast Michigan and Northern Ohio. She has served as co-editor of the Mnemosyne online literary journal. You can find more of her work in The City Poetry, the Deep Cleveland Junk Mail Oracle, Crisis Chronicles’ Fuck Poetry, the Ohio Poetry Association’s Common Threads, several Hessler Street Fair poetry anthologies and elsewhere.  Her chapbook A Thousand Voices: A City Shaman’s Notebook was published in 2011 by The Poet’s Haven.

Truth (by c.m. brooks)

05 Monday Mar 2012

Posted by Crisis Chronicles Press in 2000s, American, Brooks (Christina), Poetry

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Truth
by c.m. brooks

In memory of Marie Colvin and journalists like her who try to bring a light to the truth 

truth
is inscribed by a line in the sand
ringed by an armor of distrust
lost behind closed doors,
hushed up in board rooms and
stock holder meetings

truth
is lost in the margins of endless debate
pleaded and bargained away in back rooms
stifled in meaningless congressional committees
sold off to the highest bidder
outsourced by the government to Halliburton

truth
is the chant of protest and the waving picket sign
the unarmed students pepper sprayed in the streets
a beaten Iraqi War veteran killed by riot police
it is the young, the old, the poor… the disadvantaged
truth is often jailed for being subversive

truth
is marked off by the soft footfalls
of soldiers running along
Syrian back alleys at dawn
heard in the nearby shelling of towns,
echoed in the staccato of rebel gunfire

truth
is blindfolded, drawn and quartered,
hog tied and shot in the head at close range
it is worn close to the chest then
remotely detonated, a road side bomb
more and more — it is anonymous

truth
is a young refugee boy left to starve
on the roadside to Ethiopia, is a nameless
mother in Syria maimed by shrapnel,
an eight year old Somali girl gang raped
by government soldiers

truth
is a Tibetan monk who lights himself ablaze
fighting for his religious freedom,
a Chinese dissident imprisoned
for the crime of writing poetry,
a Chilean author bulldozing poems
into the desert sand

truth
is often veiled in over-reaching morality
accused of being dangerous
prostituted to corporate interests
sodomized into submission by the powerful
then quietly hidden from view

for all it has been through truth still lives

it is fought over daily and often misunderstood
it is color blind and gender neutral
does not care who you love or who you marry,
how much money you make or where you live
it is said to be self evident… but is it?
On many days I wonder if it really is.

February 25, 2012


Included in the Crisis Chronicles by permission


Christina M. Brooks
 is a poet, writer, runeworker, card artist, Taoist, Buddhist, and vegetarian. She is a native of Detroit, Michigan, who enjoys swordfighting, tennis and gardening and is a traveling poet. She can often be found at readings somewhere in Southeast Michigan and Northern Ohio. She has served as co-editor of the Mnemosyne online literary journal and recently founded Brooding Crow Press. You can find more of her work at her Rune Warrior MySpace and in The City Poetry, the Deep Cleveland Junk Mail Oracle, Crisis Chronicles’ Fuck Poetry, the Ohio Poetry Association’s Common Threads, several Hessler Street Fair poetry anthologies and elsewhere.  Her chapbook A Thousand Voices: A City Shaman’s Notebook was published in 2011 by The Poet’s Haven.

The Language of Corn (by Christina Books) – video

25 Wednesday May 2011

Posted by Crisis Chronicles Press in 2000s, American, Brooks (Christina), Cleveland, Poetry, Video

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Christina M. Brooks readsher poem “The Language of Corn”
during the 2011 
Hessler Street Fair Poetry Competition
at Mac’s Backs in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, on 11 May 2011
(photography & editing by John Burroughs, a.k.a. Jesus Crisis)



Christina M. Brooks
 is a poet, writer, runeworker, card artist, Taoist, Buddhist, vegetarian. She is a native of Detroit, Michigan, who enjoys swordfighting, tennis and gardening and is a traveling poet. She can often be found at readings somewhere in Southeast Michigan and Northern Ohio. She has served as co-editor of the Mnemosyne online literary journal and recently founded Brooding Crow Press. You can find her work published at her Rune Warrior MySpace and in the City Poetry zine, the Deep Cleveland Junk Mail Oracle, Crisis Chronicles’ Fuck Poetry, Common Threads, the 2009 through 2011 Hessler Street Fair poetry anthologies and elsewhere.

Christina Brooks reads poetry at The Beat Cafe – 15 August 2009

10 Tuesday Aug 2010

Posted by Crisis Chronicles Press in 2000s, American, Brooks (Christina), Video, Writing

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3VXunrWqOyw

Christina M. Brooks reads at the Beat Cafe, 29200 Hoover Rd. in Warren, Michigan
Event sponsored by Troubadour 21: Writers & Artists in the 21st Century

(photography & editing by John Burroughs, a.k.a. Jesus Crisis)


Christina M. Brooks
 is a poet, writer, runeworker, card artist, Taoist, Buddhist, vegetarian. She is a native of Detroit, Michigan, who enjoys swordfighting, tennis and gardening and is a traveling poet. She can most likely be found at poetry readings somewhere in either Southeast Michigan or Northern Ohio. She is currently a featured reader in the Cleveland-Akron area and in Detroit but has also read and featured in Toledo and other venues in Michigan and Ohio. She is co-editor of the Mnemosyne online literary journal and editor of Rune Tao Press. You can find her work published online at Rune Warrior MySpace and in the City Poetry zine, the Deep Cleveland Junk Mail Oracle, Crisis Chronicles Fuck Poetry, Hessler Street Fair poetry anthologies for 2009 and 2010, Common Threads: the Journal of the OPA, Mnemosyne, and other online journals.

Asphalt Miles (by Christina Brooks) – video

15 Monday Jun 2009

Posted by Crisis Chronicles Press in 2000s, American, Brooks (Christina), Kitt (Ken), Video, Writing

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m4VbHMib87U


“Asphalt Miles” © 2009 by Christina M. Brooks

Read by the author on 13 May 2009 during the Hessler Street Fair poetry contest finals at Mac’s Backs 
in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, and published in the Hessler Street Fair 2009 Poetry Anthology

Camera & editing by Ken Kitt, courtesy of PoetryVidz

* * * * *

For more by Detroit-area poet Christina Brooks, a.k.a. Rune Warrior, check out her blog.
Other places where her work appears include
10K Poets and  issue 23 of The City Poetry.

Visit Christina on MySpace at
http://www.myspace.com/runewarrior1
or on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/RuneWarrior



Silent Answer (by Christina M. Brooks)

23 Tuesday Dec 2008

Posted by Crisis Chronicles Press in 2000s, American, Brooks (Christina), Writing

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Poet Christina Brooks, aka Rune Warrior
Christina Brooks at Lix & Kix 3 in Cleveland on 16 December 2008
[photo by Jesus Crisis]

silent answer


it was there all along
though I did not see it
did not want to see it
the signs, the long pauses
the unanswered questions
the non-committal replies
in every syllable and nuance
that you didn’t speak
I should have known
should have…

the poignant silence
punctuated your every reply
it was so apparent, always there
why could I not see it?
it deafened me, is that why
it took so long to finally hear?
you said so very much
without even uttering
a single word

it was all there, in retrospect
always
in everything you chose
to never say
in every reply you
chose to never make
the ever present answer I’d been seeking
to the question I was so afraid to ask

your silent answers finally said it all.


©2008 by c.m. brooks



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For more by Detroit-area poet Christina Brooks, a.k.a. Rune Warrior, please check out her blog.
Other places where Christina’s work appears include 10K Poets and  issue 23 of The City Poetry.

Visit Christina Brooks on MySpace at http://www.myspace.com/runewarrior1

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