Gemini AntlersA Poem by Darren BrownSimple confusion and contemplation
Historical accounts of civilization’s birth
leave me light-headed and heavy-hearted. Ask the beggar on the train when it started and he reminds me that it hasn't. Countless millennia haven’t been enough to teach us how to walk We stumble clumsily and dangerously like a newborn fawn without the innocence teetering on either destruction or salvation. Sometimes they feel like one and the same. Decided to watch the news last night and saw Bambi get impaled through the neck by his own father, like some tragically disfigured statue of Gemini. © 2014 Darren Brown |
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Added on March 11, 2014 Last Updated on March 11, 2014 Tags: Poetry, Poem, Gemini Antlers, Extrospective AuthorDarren BrownCape Town, South AfricaAboutI use poetry as a means to come to a deeper understanding of myself, and the world that I'm a part of. So most of my work is a combination of introspective and extrospective, figuring out how I relate.. more..Writing
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