What if, on some star lit lonesome night, you went walking
with only the memory of love in your heart and nothing but
years of confusion in your brain and you began to admit that
you were actually here without anything to figure out, nothing
that you could see or feel or touch anyway, would you worry
about dying suddenly without finishing so much of what you
started or would you leave it all to chance, trusting that you
lived and loved as fiercely as you believed anyone ever could?
Would you lay down under the tall trees and stare at the stars
And tell them who you are so they can remember and hold
your light until the day they all burn out and collapse and the
universe starts all over again?
Would you, could you, remember to breathe?
And if we could see Shane again,
the big red setter with emerald eyes,
then perhaps you could reason why I edit
so much out without the need to understand
the most of everything held within.
Saturday, August 29, 2020
Everything That Can't Be Seen
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2 comments:
This is an incredible, introspective piece, Mr. Carson. You owed the moments.
Thank you Mr. Todd!
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