Always, Urging

Always, Urging

A Poem by Thomas Emile Vaughen

Yearning is elementary, human
gravity Whether it's for hope or
sordid depravity The ache of the
eye; the urge ushered in by 
other unmentionable things  
The blood in the cauldron of who
we are, to travel far on the whim
of this ineluctable spin
Orbits and wishes and simple 
inevitabilities Almost silicone 
circuit electron stabilities 
As we crawl on the knees of our
needing and sip at the Fountain
of Breathing The man who desires
no more is a liar; the man who
desires no more is Dead 

© 2023 Thomas Emile Vaughen


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I do so love your poetry.
The run-ons hard for my old eyes.
So I would do it differently
Since Emily's my muse
And Robert Frost my prime.
But then the heart and soul of you -
it must be yours not mine.


Posted 2 Years Ago


Take that, Buddha. Great rhythm and many great lines here. "to travel far on the whim /
of this ineluctable spin" is my favorite.

Posted 2 Years Ago



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Thomas Emile Vaughen
Thomas Emile Vaughen

Floating around the north of England, United Kingdom



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Sometimes I make myself a coffee, pop on the internet and write stuff. Read at your *peril*. Can be found on Substack [https://thomasemilevaughen.substack.com] or Bluesky [‪@cperil.bsky.soci.. more..