these indistinguishable streets, walkways, crowning themselves into a sense of uniqueness; not quite defined but solitary, and ripe in their loneliness.
crooked bricks, vying for sunlight; the endless yearning to be free. streets slanted, disjointed, quite confined in song and history.
something shared between the potholes, passed forth and forth again, like garden twine binding something against something else.
it’s vague; by nature, perception is subjective and you may take from this what you desire.
if you listen, you can hear the ticking of everything that has passed this by, alleyways branching into each other, snaking circles around the easy way out.
so let’s work out a sense of place. something that you can lay claim to, as understanding l’histoire de la vie from all of this.
see it yet?
From a poetry portfolio I wrote in second year of university, titled 'Lonely Placements in a Loveless Universe'.