AlreadyA Poem by Jacqueline Murray1 January 2014Between two covers of a dictionary lies no
word more full with the ammunition of judgment, aimed and ready to fire furiously spitting from the tip of the tongue. Christmas has already come and gone! It's already the New Year! You've already fallen in love with two eyes, into which you've yet to look properly? Therein lies the poison, in the assumption that speed is to be spurned with the contempt with which a rat condemns snakes, condemns that which preys and robs and introduces to an untimely death. But which is more to be feared, sloth or haste, inertia or acceleration with no build-up? Potential or kinetic energy? Perched on the edge of a speeding car hood one assumes the position of Voyager to the Grave. Sprawled wide on the roof of parked car one runs the risk of never dying and never being birthed. © 2014 Jacqueline Murray |
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