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Day Dreaming

Is it wrong to be preoccupied with 'What if?'

Electrons forming interpretations in tissue

Creative strives taken as eyes glaze away from what they see

The mind busy with images of preferable realities

"Sorry what was that?"

 

It's easy to be preoccupied I guess

Tobacco turning orange and grey and transparent

The nature around propelling hidden processes

But all the while I'm busy with what's what

and what could be

 

There's a man who speaks for me in these conscious dreams

He's got my face and he's got my name

But such a clean definitive tongue to touch ears with

Pity when the people are there to hear him

I bottle it

 

With all this preoccupation

The screens and spirits and unsolvable celluloids

I'm just going to try to settle down amongst wood and grass

Breathe deeply, think slowly, step safely

And see what happens

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martin-rombach
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Apr 23, 2012
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