Perfect sans Perfection
Cumulonimbus of cleansing
now raindrops on my windshield
coming from that aura of darkness
where kept secrets mingle amidst clouded ceilings
now plead the means of clarity and vision
as wipers destroy your story
banish your escaped dreams
exile you to dust and weed encrusted culvert pasts
For you
and your legion of light's refraction
perfection cedes to worldly maintenance
purging Nature's cyclic destiny
removing Man's residual dust motes of consumption
When we have seen you transporting from above
before finding gravity's inevitable embrace
the eyes of our consciousness find questions with answers
but asunder goes vision
as imposed arcs of compulsive change wipe clean
your message from calendars never old
Occasionally
Like your periodic cleansing of Existence
we too address imperfections
with tissue drenched tears
of melancholy
wishing that
getting this
Perhaps we fail to realize
what the purity within
accepts that even as life's coiled limbs shake
our inner-child lingers not
on its disruption
its anger
its sorrow
its imperfection
Allowing flaws to be
encourages the in-progress of learning
for just as day's light can only be understood by knowing darkness
so too perfect knows not of itself without imperfection's chorus
Perhaps
Innocence too is but a raindrop becoming something today
it never programmed from yesterday
even as we forever attempt to transcend
the meandering tributaries separated by the mind's windows
certain lessons are destined to never become clear
Perhaps
Our existence knows only what is the moment
before the next
compelled by mach speed to change
forever slandering Nature's droplets perfect
to alter
shun aside
and finally remove with arrogant ignorance
A wise man once said we are eyes of the infinite
designed to never cease squinting
even as our capricious arc of power
attempts to make dominant the vision of conquest
And yes
Perhaps
Windows into life's essence
know clarity is sometimes heard
not seen
felt
but not touched
Such might be perfect sans perfection
encourages the in-progress of learning
If we could all learn this, what a marvelous world it could be.
Ron
budd