A Study of Relativity
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Saturday, May 7, 2005
At the dawn of dusk undone, at the time
When heart has sung its farewell wish, and, when
Time has hung a weighty gift upon mimes
Countenance, there seems a lack, somewhere-been,
A study of a composition, like
Water painting ploys mixed up with coffee
And shots at a bar. So far the near, so
Unacceptable -- the far. As, the fee
Of random elements crushes and tries
To capture imagination of fleed
Realities ultimate sad disguise,
Free will. It’s true . Reality can be
Only as relevant as any mind
Can conceive. We -- can redo Humankind.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 5/7/05
There's evidence, me sweet, that this process has already begun... they just haven't gotten to ME or to YOU, yet... and they won't, of course, because we will be hiding in plain sight, someplace in your garden.
Once again, and it's always my pleasure, you have completely whacked me, brilliant Erin. Two reads is the norm, first taking it in slowly, then absorbing for the duration. I hope people follow your very effective punctuation, for therein lies your magic. You constantly amaze me with your depths. love, katy xox
blessin's
cynth'ya
God Bless
Michelle!