Passing comes in many forms a demonstration meant to implore to perception without reserve towards a verdict of the mind the normative is disguised in the midst of a mirage asking one or the other both evoke glamour's charm
the first recalls origins that the journey left behind a sad reference that exists in the minds of the crowd they demand nothing more than a past lost to now progress wished even as homage praises a lost cause
the second look is much more finding life beyond the curve wishing all could agree sought in the vision persevered seeking praise for the change made more precious in exchange as distraction is removed in the form of ancient times
one look seeks to assure nothing’s shifted from the curb the other looks to the front each are passing on their own a presentation that complies with the standards set by most even as the shades are drawn shadows flit behind the blinds.
The poem “Passing” is about the challenge of passing as a both a necessitated normative and a desired non-normative. Both have their benefits and challenges.