Born into consciousness. Knowledge hits us on the head, makes us doubt we were anything before, will be anything except our tortured, lonely little vessels. A cruel trick this life plays on us, the 'rotten promise' of its own supreme importance. Wishing to die, or to never be born is sacrilege, illness, in the context of this life. But outside of it, it's simply the pull back to doubtlessness, to 'the space in-between'.
Posted 10 Years Ago
10 Years Ago
Wow what a review! You grasped the meaning perfectly, and even went beyond. Thanks so much :)
"To make myself think
I don't love you?
You, my lonely sunset"
Those last lines are perfection, that lingering thought of do I or don't I, can fog an entire view of love. Even as we fall we still question our hearts. Amazing poem.
it was a lullaby but not with a good ending...i wanted you to stay hanging from the bough...i didn't want to become vulnerable...
but you fell, just like adam and even in the garden...and reality set in...