He's been through this before Writer's block No, not that But the feeling of it Applied to life As a whole
All's dank near the dream The dream That which we all have Dreams of our lives Dreams of our lies As we abandon all good and evil In our search for stability
What we seek shining nameless walking out of the world we chase it visualize it black on glowing grey the green light deferred for a grey one
It walks, then runs.
From these dreams the witness turns aside constantly throughout his life
the witness runs the distance grows the impossibility is perceptible We know what is happening We are all witnesses yet we do not know the solution so we watch on the arid climate of our world scorched by our own infallibility our race the one we share as inhabitants of this earth the one drawn as a cartoon image of itself drawn in its own image redrawn, modernized
The traveller waits on the shores of our beach He beckons to the shadows in the distance He calls out, warmly like a father to his son He calls once more He calls no more The traveller waits
I wish to call out to the traveller I wish to exclaim 'disguise not your battered soul' I wish to comfort But I cannot I am in the distance My limbs will not carry me in that direction
I am in the distance amongst a flock of martyred guns
in our digital world, a blank text box is a blank page. we need not think about what we will write we need not think. yet we are human.
I'm a fan of The Great Gatsby, so I included the obligatory "green light" reference. I'd be interested to know who people think the Traveller is. There is no answer, only inference. Writing for me is a way to record in a perceptible medium my feelings at a given moment; one of these feelings was actually how awesome the poetry of Sari Sups is. She's on Hello Poetry, check her out.
I actually wish I could write poetry in her style. But I can't - I can't rhyme either, I can only write in my own style. But I prefer reading hers.