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One Remains (2022)

by solav

Thought is finding its shape, Becoming stronger¹, And word by word, Layer upon layer, Self-erasing, Taking form². The mind is a collage Creating itself from cut-up scraps¹; It is a sculpture built by a flowing Fountain of sand, Both constantly being eroded And being formed And grown by the erosion², The sculpting fingers of erosion¹, The sculpted shadows of forgetfulness². Grains of memory Beneath the fingernails¹, They fall, they forget; One remains².
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35 / M / Montreal, Canada
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Written by
solav
35 / M / Montreal, Canada
Published
Mar 22, 2022
Time
2m
Notes

Written on January 6th, 2022.

This is a photopoetry collaboration with poet Paul Rowland¹ (www.jonathanpicklesthecity.com). We took turns writing verses on an abstract image on Instagram.

— Copyright © M. Solav —

www.msolav.com

This work may not be used in entirety or in part without the prior approval of its author. Please contact [email protected] for usage requests. Thank you.

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