When One Stirs the SoupA Poem by HamkarSort of soup and burnt toast and isolation mixed into one.When One Stirs the Soup Soup is magic. It is used on days when the air is heavy and time feels like burnt toast. Today is one of those days. Chopping onions until I cry and dropping the vegetable into the pot. Silently I stir the soup in my pyjama’s thinking of nothing. Stirring, round and round, clockwise, unchanged. Stirring until the universe clears, until I can see, until I can live again. Thoughts don’t linger, except stirring, stirring, stirring. The nothingness of stirring the soup leads me anywhere, everywhere, nowhere. I am not cold, I am not hot. I am stirring the soup. I look at myself from above, smell the burnt toast, feel the heavy air, and live the stirring of the soup. When stirring the soup I am one. © 2010 HamkarAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on July 24, 2010 Last Updated on July 24, 2010 AuthorHamkarNelson, New ZealandAboutHi, I'm Hamkar. I like reading and writing. I think Juicy Writing is the best writing help I've seen so far. I lived in France for ten months. I can speak a bit of French. I think it is fun.. more..Writing
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