And then, there are moments, Davidgeo,
we look up from our resolve,
notice the beauty within the chaos,
realize the ugliness is swallowing it
little by little,
sliding like a giant inchworm
down our throats,
choking us until
there is no way
a slight breath of oxygen
can ever sustain us
and we absorb into the chaos,
the still wet oils
of that brilliant painting
now the source
of our death.
(I love this write of yours, btw)
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I'm glad you enjoyed, thanks for the lovely words.
And then, there are moments, Davidgeo,
we look up from our resolve,
notice the beauty within the chaos,
realize the ugliness is swallowing it
little by little,
sliding like a giant inchworm
down our throats,
choking us until
there is no way
a slight breath of oxygen
can ever sustain us
and we absorb into the chaos,
the still wet oils
of that brilliant painting
now the source
of our death.
(I love this write of yours, btw)
Posted 3 Weeks Ago
1 of 1 people found this review constructive.
3 Weeks Ago
I'm glad you enjoyed, thanks for the lovely words.
A calm, steady meditation on slowing the world before it breaks us.
I love how the poem shifts from chaos to intention, each moment treated like a deliberate brushstroke.
Quiet, thoughtful, and beautifully paced.