Disappearing Thoughts

Mad Matt Rambles

I like sitting quietly and being filled up with thought.

I like to write.

I like putting my thoughts in ink or type or whatever it is that makes them permanent.

If I don’t, I will soon second guess each and every one of them,

and they will all change.

Or worse,

They'll disappear forever.

 

Like a cracked, leaky jar, contents gets poured in and then leaks back out.

Useless thoughts scattered across the floor.

Waiting to get mopped up and wrung out.

 

I don’t want to be a leaky thinker.

I’d like my jar of thoughts to be used for something.

So when I get filled up with thought, I'll pour it out in writing.

Then I'll have another thought...

and then another.

I'll add each one to the mess, and mix it around a while.

Before I know it, I’ve made something.

One complete, concrete, meaningful thought,

Made from many small insignificant ones. 

  • Author: Mad Matt (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: April 14th, 2021 14:53
  • Comment from author about the poem: I didn't get super poetic with this one. Just shared my thoughts. I didn’t know what I would write about when I began this one. I started with one small thought. And then I kept thinking and kept writing. Suddenly I had a short but complete blog post. So, if you are wondering, this is why I started a blog. I will force myself to have complete thoughts. I will force myself not only to start something, but finish it. I won’t let opportunities or thoughts disappear. They will mean something to me. Maybe others will find meaning in them as well.
  • Category: Reflection
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Comments4

  • Bragee

    Good stuff!
    Keep just letting the thoughts flow out.
    Those are always the best ones.

  • Mad Matt Rambles

    So true. Thanks for reading!

  • Goldfinch60

    May those thoughts always remain fixed in your life.

    Welcome to MPS.

  • L. B. Mek

    good read, worded glimpse at a thought process - as it unfolds
    thanks for sharing



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