Monday, January 13, 2020

Fearing Parched

One night in 
A torrent of words
I was trying to find
An essence and found 
No essence 
Except the search
And my 
Trying to
Ignite in to light
The darkened spaces
For the dawning.
After all that,
Nothing is the same, 
Although nothing changes.
In the chaos of my life
Sometimes a beacon glistens
It has before
Though the lumen 
Does not come often, and is 
Often faint, 
But my rays, my synesthesia,
All the whos I am 
Now mix in with 
This new chord of light
I carry one afternoon,
Pale bronze against 
Gentle disappearing mountain,
Alive as western miles, 
Mountain miles, 
Sweep of plains miles
All spooled into vast,
Whole for you miles. 
The clock stops one beat
Mid-motion
Homeostasis. 

Early mid-December ‘19

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