[for Joe Cole's prompt]
~~~
Grain of sand?
I have no remembrance
of me being a grain of sand.
All I can tell you about
is this me you can see:
this glassy transparence,
a melted me,
metamorphosed
by fire.
Seemless frontier,
I can't but to split
daring to reach
the other side.
Grief, from this
sandy longing?
Yes, you may
say that's me.
Sep 12, 2014
Sep 12, 2014 at 8:36 PM UTC
[for Joe Cole's prompt]
~~~
Grain of sand?
I have no remembrance
of me being a grain of sand.
All I can tell you about
is this me you can see:
this glassy transparence,
a melted me,
metamorphosed
by fire.
Seemless frontier,
I can't but to split
daring to reach
the other side.
Grief, from this
sandy longing?
Yes, you may
say that's me.
*sil·i·ca\ˈsi-li-kə\
noun
: a chemical that contains silicon, that is found in sand and quartz, and that is used to make glass
Full Definition
: the dioxide of silicon SiO2 occurring in crystalline, amorphous, and impure forms (as in quartz, opal, and sand respectively)
Origin: New Latin, from Latin silic-, silex hard stone, flint.
First use: circa 1801*
In: Merriam Webster dictionnary
[sorry, Joe, forgot about the eight lines' rule...]
