false perspectives
December 3, 2017 at 6:08 pm Leave a comment
false perspectives
i have known ire,
and its following rue.
i have known passion
–and its waning.
i have felt what i knew
as love, and known the bitter
aftermath…
known, too,
unknowledge. (at times words
can’t suffice.)
wisdom is not
necessarily joyful.
–your fleeting touch
and the fleeting yet undying
pain which followed.
(but if the antithesis
isn’t followed by
synthesis?) these patterns
form no clear mark
nor line: there is
no staying point.
(standing on a hill once
i thought to know
the world.) false perspectives
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Very true and more painful than said here.
Entry filed under: Ancient Poetry, philosophy, poetry, voices. Tags: false perspectives, poetry from voices.
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