Against Reality
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Saturday, April 14, 2007
I heard a TV explanation
About a soul, today. A
Quick ad-lib by the one who lead
About-have-now. Imus, I never heard of…
But, I knocked off a cigarette,
To the floor of when, how…
Does that make me ridiculous?
Even now, where I can see how a soul
Can wrap around a heart, elusively?
I meant to say more,
But hate to intrude
On another’s thought
Processes, spiritually,
And then, I think, again.
The only way
We will achieve
Peace is death.
I have some of the most beautiful
Memories, and nows, of childhood, alone-wise.
And, when I try to throw off
wakefulness, I plunder those thus,
To help me sleep. But, as
Most of us know, dreams
Are not ‘dreams’.
I’m not going under the computer desk
To recover a dropped cigarette,
I have plenty, above, and,
I’m tired of knocking my head
Against reality.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 4/14/07
Love and {{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}}}},
Leland
Erin thanks for this thought provoking and reflective piece, as always I most enjoy the ones that make and keep you thinking! Glad to be back and reading your work again!
~Nikki~
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Time for a cookie and a cuppa!!
Love Tinka
Reality is a hard surface that we keep banging our heads against...and I (as well as you) have the knots to prove it!!
Well done, I love the way this reads. I love the way you write. Wish more people read/reviewed you...
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Love, Suzie :-D