Patchwork Musings
by Odin odin@aflx.com — Read all 3,869 poems by Odin odin@aflx.com
Seems the objects of early security follow us all through life in many forms.
Monday, April 8, 2013
Patchwork Musings
by Odin Roark
Vying for order
This square
That corner
One's center
These squared-off life experiences
Know well jockeying for position
Is fraught with chance
Disappointment
Acceptance
The waking state knows
Nothing resolves naturally
No stitch in one's original design
Arrives at needle's focus point
Matching perfectly the original intent
Red threads
Clash with its attracted yellow
Black outs white
One's colors
Opting to make permanent
That square
Or the next
Find unraveling threads
But a question of time
Permanence better hung
On the wall of one's imagination
Still
We hope
Will our dream impressions
Be nestled beneath chin
Or atop restless feet
Where nightmare's fragilities
Thrash about
Disturbing tucked images
That lovingly comfort
Dream's Neverland
So long
This task of bringing together
The peach trees of youth
Nestling next to briar bushes of adolescence
Awaiting adulthood's gnarled disappointments
One's patchwork cover
Taken every night to bed
Merely wants the blanky of security
Insuring a safe slumber
Until tomorrow
Where more patches await
Be well,
Christine
Ron
budd
Fragmented old (?life's memory) sewn together
into new collage, forming (eclectic) blanket
of warmth, security, love....get underneath
to be protected dreamer when going through life.