I.
Why is simplicity so hard to express?
Something so mundane reflects
In essence a sense of relief
Both for the poser and the belief
That words know no bounds
Yet still, words unsaid light up
Like thrills
I.
Why is simplicity so hard to express?
Something so mundane reflects
In essence a sense of relief
Both for the poser and the belief
That words know no bounds
Yet still, words unsaid light up
Like thrills
It’s only after seeing yourself
Through your own eyes
By that I mean; getting a mirror, sunlight reflecting
Your own reflection seen through your eyes
Then I say
Will you know the reason why?
It’s only after the trail of your existence
Speeds farther and beyond
Looking back to see; shadow, concrete ground
Silence and withdrawal of motion elapses
Then I say
Will you now then try?
It’s only after a burden of hardships
Too heavy and hung
The hot, damp, tears; not from the tongue
Or even your eyes; soulfully from the heart
It derives
Then I say
Will you learn not to defy?
October’s diligent renewal of decay; barren oak and maple trees, chilled water bodies naturally hardened like cold-heart’s, and our favorite massive white teddy bears curfews reinstated.
Chloe mumbled an unintelligible invocation “…….carve………forsaken………astray”. With only the passing wistful wind, and nature (including the gnomes, superstitious as she was), a comatose urge to relish in her seclusion gripped her tight.
Something always masquerades
The view
It can’t be helped or run
Thought thoughts over you
Guilty pleasures sewn undone
Like a backhanded tailor
Minus the luck or fun
A state of mimicry; interludes
Who am I to question this?
Euphoria spills splatters
Red, black, and blue
Senseless of perpetuity
On our morals we piss
We calibrate others; quite pedestrian
And somehow bemuse the ruse within
An anectode of fearless judgement begins
“Let him take the fall”, Karma’s ambience
Its an angel out of hell, they said
What’s an oxymoron to depth, reject?
I.
Footprints dangle past
Far winters echo alive
Yet, laughter erupts
II.
Thunder rods of ice
Mirror under the windowpane
As two chickadees clap