Prelude Of IcarusA Poem by Colin Kingsden
I live out the days when we are together
living not based on how we came together but instead based on how we remember we came together: dangerous, magical, wrong and perfectly right - forever- not young. Not stupid. Not, no, never - never… This is not - will not be - irreplaceable. Do you not find thrill in making mistakes? I yearn for it; passively, foolishly, steadfast- longing to break free. - - - Now, consider this: here I have fashioned a pair of wings out of wax- (I suppose I had enough time to make a hasty plan between bouts of second-guessing and breaking down)- and I long for the sun, setting on the horizon; this is to say, in sight! In the most intimate regions of my self-awareness I know that I will soon leap towards the unreachable being beckoning from the edges of the sky; And if I fail to plummet into the sea of blue, how should I ever learn to swim? © 2015 Colin KingsdenAuthor's Note
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