. The goods trains roll on by, passing my window at night and I wonder, wonder, where are you going to? May I come? May I lay back slowly and let you take me somewhere? Anywhere. Anywhere but now. For here I lay counting the rhythmic pulses of iron wheels on iron rails. As goods trains roll on by.
I need to feel in my bones these rhythmic pulses like temperate rain on tin roofs soothing the beat of a heart. I want to go and to expand, to flow through the world at an even metronomic pace, to find a place of balance.
And my inner eye like a clipper sails into the void of dreams, yet, somehow, more real to me as I watch myself explore. Teasing out the dark corners, bringing light to their inherent terrors and exposing myself to fears. But who's fears?
Individual pieces or the whole puzzle? Pieces missing, the puzzle incomplete. Its hidden away in my mind disjointedly interlocking around holes.
I wrote about my sanctuary. A special garden in a special forest, providing me with safety for when the holes become to large. To this retreat I speed when the sensory input overloads, blows a fuse or severs a link to the circuit of attachment and fractures the edges of the puzzle, scattering the composite pieces. The further dislocation of logic as I sit in my sanctuary and weep.
And through tears I can see light flooding in to me, the blush of morning sky as goods trains roll on by.