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A pensive poem. Maybe it's about lack of direction? |
| we too chased the silver lacquer of our lacy clouds that flitted far away and over plain and mountain, taking root in some foreign state where we, for two seconds, eyed our genuine selves and were so repulsed by that vision that we slipped out and stole away. and now we pace these somber highways with headfulls of utterance and remorse. and we still get teary eyed when we hear those old sentimental songs that held meaning once: something traceable and sublime. still sifting through pictures of antiquity when we believed so wholeheartedly once that there was truth and dreams were like poured concrete. now, not two years later, i stifle constant renderings of what once was and head for the hills of humility believing full-well that the world isn't dead. and yet here, in this blackened bedroom in this unbearable midwest where march is cold but bereft of snow. here i open up safes of memory and wish for better tomorrows in hushed tones that in the end, i guess, mean nothing. |