Unknown Absolutes
by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
Friday, December 19, 2003
Absolutes of internal isolation
obtuse emerging spatial relations,
convergences committed to seeking why
cannot get through to the other side.
Catastrophic analysis
brings no peace, only frustration.
Absolutes, there are some, and none,
blatant, pursuing, unconsciously felt,
non-eternity cored, we yo-yo and yaw,
emotions and feelings rule human sense
of actively seeking a life undead.
Catatonic obscurity
spreads its demise, an aberration.
Absolutes constitute infirmity,
inflexibility revises the universe
with fragile might, crushed by weight
of emotional fright, dynamics scream
and feed on dreams, ideals demeaned.
Cumulative obstructions change flight,
absolves fleeing wile to...disconnect.
Absolutes afflict time, paradise is mimed,
though questioned through infinity,
drifting beyond vicinity, destination unknown.
Still, better being aware of cognizance.
Combined anxieties evolve reactions.
As a counterpoint, a lust for knowledge,
at least, says that we are here, erect-ed.
Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen
© Copyright 12/19/03
I discovered the unknown absolute who made himself known to me in 1986.
Too many questions and analysis breeds non - absolutes.
Although I had to smile at the last two lines.
I know I am here...but I wonder sometimes how
erect I am...especially when snoozing at the
keyboard.
wind blowing in our faces,
traveling to joyous places,
nothing to do,
but enjoy the sky so blue,
landscapes of beauty,
sitting on our booty.
Eat, drink and be merry,
making life a cherry.
loves light, G
Carmen
mARVIN
Happy Holidays to you and your family!!
Love Tinka