My words catch in my throat . . .
All the years trying to explain
the spirit's wishing, this wishing tree,
dropping seeds foolishly upon
the common ground, this life, uprooted,
carried for meaningless distances
groaning in thirst.
Is there a center to this emptiness,
a place where all the nonsense becomes
relevant? Will I ever see anyone
as they are? Will anyone ever see me?
Sometimes truth is bearable. It proves
its worth. The delusions drift apart,
and the sun bursts through the seams. .
The heart is alone --
in every conversation the unspoken
haunting the fragile distance
of the unspeakable, voice falling back
upon silence.
It strikes me that every seed must
surrender, crack open and die,
into life.
the difference if the longevity of the suspended seed before it "cracks open"...
Reviewed by Dens Dreamweaver (Reader)
Reviewed on February 18, 2003
Hello Kevin.. I am sorry I havent stopped in to read more of your works. This truly is excellent. Leaves the reader alot to ponder.I really love these two questions: "Will I ever see anyone
as they are? Will anyone ever see me?" It's one I have been thinking as well today. And I truly dont know that we ever really see a person as they are. Our sight is often jaded by what we want to see.
Alas its late though, and I ramble on. Sorry.
Melanie
Reviewed by e
Reviewed on February 18, 2003
This is good, a poem to read between the lines. Glad I stopped by. ~E
Selected poems from previous & forthcoming collections together with Q&R apps on each page to enable audio rendition simultaneously with the written text
Contraband Marriage, traveling along the hemline of loving after incarceration, is a love story written in lyric and free form, set in reality with a different ever after.
~Joseph
as they are? Will anyone ever see me?" It's one I have been thinking as well today. And I truly dont know that we ever really see a person as they are. Our sight is often jaded by what we want to see.
Alas its late though, and I ramble on. Sorry.
Melanie