The Dynamic Mosaic of Space-Time Intensity and the Natural Quantum Rhythm of Form in Consciousness: Jim Morrison’s and Charles Baudelaire’s Quest for ‘Death’s Twilight Kingdom’
“Time present and time past
Are both perhaps present in time future
And time future contained in time past.
If all time is eternally present
All time is unredeemable”. – Burnt Norton (Four Quartets), T. S. Eliot, 1935
‘Death’s Twilight Kingdom’/The Hollow Men (1925), T. S. Eliot
Jim Morrison, Monalisa, 2013
Consciousness-Analogue
Poetry is the fractal wheel of fire
Oh friend of the dark star
The monster of light has fed its wrath on the weeping clouds of fortune
To hell the heaven endorse another view
The practical man ashamed of his luck falls on the floor
His month ticks like years pouring dust on empty canals
Light crossed her eyes
Like rainbow in the skies
Soft moist petals over Parnassian waves
Floating like time in eternal caves
There sun has hidden her face behind the mirror
Behind the mirror, behind the black pool of mirror where the spider climbs
Behind the shadow, knowledge claims false apparitions
That was all history confined in that point of prison
Together we ride that wave …fade away
Far…
Come again…
White like the tiger’s brown bosom of the sea
Beneath the tree, in the split of shelter
In the silence of another way
Come again my friend
Not to lose but to determine
In the hairs of grazing horses
The unforgettable rhythm of the ancient song
How the ordinary is transfigured into intangible sublime
There after the recession where we must all go…
Come again…
Joy Roy Choudhury





