Prologue: sitting at my desk, Criss-cross applesauce gasping like a dying child. Dying to flee the corpse of a man.
I, not a child anymore, Whose imagination is a broad highway Layered between the wings Of a dragonfly
Behind me Stumbling the furrows Dust from age trails in the eddies It is I, running like a child
Wagon wheels gargle and giggle Ungreased, unglued Another child watches, and watches ******* 99 pebbles in her pocket
Dandelions blink awake From dust sewn, Sun pinched wishes
Lost lashes behind me We, not children, Chase circles into soil Tightening the noose Around the son of the father
Dragonflies sip Morning reflections From a pond surface My highway’s washed away.
Getting older; it's not a joke, and for love we are always falling this way... annnnd that way. In addition to the throbbing of a bleeding heart, there is a wisdom to being alive and a gracefulness to the decomposition of our animation.
In my quest for understanding my purpose in life, I am constantly interrupted by the wonder of what, in the meanwhile, I am to do in it.