The Truth
A poem about how everything really is.
The Truth
Suddenly a truth appears.
Strands and links and chains, all leading to a core
A system. A test.
Something determined to abhor
I don’t know you
Anymore
The greatest masquerade.
Callous, heartless, endless pragmatism
A machine. A drum.
A whirring, spunking mess of cynicism
I don’t love you
Anymore
And in a blink
From earth, to cell, to human being
A blanket. A wave.
I become all seeing
I don’t fear you
Anymore
Suddenly a truth appears.
The world stares back
Into my reflection
And I cry for nurture and response
and emotion and condition
and judgement and impulse
and desire and temptation
and causality and existence
and for myself
and madness and madness and madness and madness and madness and worst of all,
sanity.
Because there is nothing beyond ourselves, besides orderly cogs and gears
expertly designed, for ruin, for irregularity… for doubt
Seconds may as well be light-years,
may as well be nothing
I don’t hate you
Anymore
But then again, I don’t know
Anymore
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