I Came Quite LateA Poem by Ken e Bujold
I came quite late, stumbling through
a barren woods. Something stirred--a hunger for a beating heart, bone and sinew still unfouled. From the door bare eyes blazed a warning, beware before you cross this threshold take care, remember you've come of your own compunction, what finds you is only your reluctance. This is an empty stage now, swept of meaning-- the curtain fell for want of any genuine ovation. The actors left, only apparitions of a time etched from misery, forever confined to haunt these woods, this house of ill-repute. And I, a shadowy soul, can only stop and wonder what roads led me here, what winds might carry me on. Ken e Bujold 2022
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