ReincarnationA Poem by JustPlainHere. . .Can I know, even briefly who I was, the way the room whisked me bodiless from the chair - the mind splayed across a screen, a pair of ghost eyes present only in the seeing. The way I continue moving like deadlight in a thought, and seeing comes without vantage or component. Can I know, the way on the stairway a past version of the self shivered out of alignment - verged on vellus hairs with a loss. The way the lump in the throat as I cracked an album didn't recognize itself as it spotted itself. Can I know the way the pieces that fell away every seven years or so left me with the wares to know stewarding a timeline between cells. The way we'd flick on the TV at the end of the night and watch ourselves in others, exchange 'remember whens. . .' and 'that's you, ' that's me.' The way I have so many notes to share of things remembered, and things remembered are just things remembered, can I just leave this, and . . . © 2025 JustPlainHereAuthor's Note
|
Stats
94 Views
1 Review Added on April 30, 2025 Last Updated on November 4, 2025 AuthorJustPlainHereFLAboutPoets on life: “Oh, must we dream our dreams and have them, too?” ― Elizabeth Bishop “Art is the child of nature in whom we trace the features of the mothers face.&rdqu.. more.. |

Flag Writing