Endgame
by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com
Some prosetry exploration into why so many of our species choose to program their lives with a beginning middle and end?
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Endgame
by Odin Roark
Oh how fictitious
This idea of end
There is no end
Children know better
Their vision leaves no room
For such “end” imaginings
Growth into adulthood
Is accompanied by so many weeds
Negative obstacles of nurturing’s purpose
To strive, survive and die
For now
Hurdles abound
School
Relationships
Career
Retirement
Oh how temporary
Reality struggles
Weathering achievements
Disappointment
Failure
Not knowing such labels
May be but illusion
Breath
Lungs
Plant
Animal
Mammal
Rock
Existence knows no end
Yet our species panics
Lunges for the winning lotto ticket
The golden blond Adonis
The Princess of fairy book tales
Yes is thought of one's theatre
"This will make the endgame worth it"
While Reality’s ancestors
That existence long before our species
Smiles in the wings
Not out of contempt
But sympathy
I
Us
We
Need to encourage
Empower our planet’s imagined superiority to relax
The cosmos has so much more to reveal
If only the species will wake up from its dream slumber
For
Wish it or not
Somewhere out there
Other existence continues to observe
Either by vibration
Or adherence to Oneness
Knowing well
We are but a molecular dot on Time’s radar
It
They
?? know
As should any sentient being
Time
Darkness
Light
Knows no end
Its mission
Simply sustenance
For the willing what/who
Understanding of same
Isn’t beyond our simplistic species
Arrogance and all
Fortunately
A sage learns
The endgame
Is but the closing stage
Of a particular occurrence
Then…
I hope in this century we looked beyond all of our ritual lives and into what is really important. Writing our stories and putting them on the eternal Internet is a good start.
Ron
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Yet our species panics
Lunges for the winning lotto ticket
The golden blond Adonis
The Princess of fairy book tales
So true. I know because that is where I am at right now. Thank you, Odin. Love and peace,
Regis