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A hatching flower Etched between sidewalk, In cracked and broken space Aches for the sun even Further away than us people With our trampling boots Relieving the demented spider nearby her duty of Spinning a knotted web. The universe is all tied up in us With our smoke and mirrors Day jobs and animal *** Our complacencies age while youthful rage feeds hope for a new day— no sickness just bliss And if we really are reflective of our God now, they must burst the cosmos out of It’s empty socket by thrusting pure frustration into a pregnant void I wonder if they can see it unfold at once like all notes of a symphony screaming in a splitting tone, Or if they’re bound to each atom Stirring their own ***
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 10:23 PM UTC
Life from the eyes of a sidewalk flower
A hatching flower Etched between sidewalk, In cracked and broken space Aches for the sun even Further away than us people With our trampling boots Relieving the demented spider nearby her duty of Spinning a knotted web. The universe is all tied up in us With our smoke and mirrors Day jobs and animal *** Our complacencies age while youthful rage feeds hope for a new day— no sickness just bliss And if we really are reflective of our God now, they must burst the cosmos out of It’s empty socket by thrusting pure frustration into a pregnant void I wonder if they can see it unfold at once like all notes of a symphony screaming in a splitting tone, Or if they’re bound to each atom Stirring their own ***
jayebird
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Aug 21, 2019
Aug 21, 2019 at 10:23 PM UTC
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