We live We die Life is but a journey We share we care we flirt with a love affair: with life. We cry we are happy we are shy We’re the friend and the spy We pry on other people’s business We are everywhere. We are alive.
We care.
And then we leave, and retrieve all our shine We intertwine With the roots and the shrubs Within the endless labyrinth of the mundane and the divine We become part of it It consumes us Earth takes us in, and we begin To unthink unfeel
Is this real?
Am I buried, am I cremated, was I clothed, was I bare? I don’t care.
Inspired by David Lynch's essay, "The Undertaking"