If I awoke from sleeping for a multitude of years,
like clouds
of brown
bats upside down,
re-energised by stark sunset,
would my first thought be you;
to wonder where you are?
Can I rid my body of intoxication?
Deinfest the attic
of my comatose consciousness?
Would your inert form be scraped out;
suffocated from the noxious gases,
or would you permeate ever deeper
the silver lining that resides
inside
& within
body
& thoughts?
& if you are embedded inside me;
under my nails,
tendrils of your roots reaching down,
why would I ever want to let you go?
- Author: rebmasters ( Offline)
- Published: August 2nd, 2021 03:56
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Comments1
'Deinfest
the attic, of my comatose consciousness?
Would your inert form
be scraped out;
suffocated, from the noxious gases
or would you permeate ever deeper
the silver lining
that resides: inside...'
emphatically, profound in wording
a poetic yearning for meaning
questioning, those measuring depths
of our life's connections;
between a shared smile
and impassioned saliva mixing
to our bared hearts: without
thoughts - of restraint
what exactly constitutes
our most meaningful, relationships?
between ease of comfort and loyalty
where do our borders
get crossed and smudged
so regrettably, ugly?
why if serendipitous our meeting
is it fortuitous, our parting?
to open opportunity
to our destined, realisation
of curated happenstance
in those imperfectly - perfect, destinations...?
(A great write, keep soaring, dear poet
be not weary of faltering
for, even your landing
will have you perched - higher
than most of us, dare dream!)
a genuine delight, to read your poetic genius
and those inquisitive aspects
of philosophical insight's, you're gradually
introducing and weaving - seamlessly
into your profound, poetic voice
'why if serendipitous our meeting
is it fortuitous, our parting?'
Ah yes and (like all things) you can't have one without the other. And what a fine line it is when we define ourselves and are then defined by others. I hesitate to call myself a writer and never dare to call myself a poet, so how thrilling it is when those secret definitions are uttered about us by others we admire so much. Thanks my dear x
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