Another Kind of Sunday

Another Kind of Sunday

A Poem by Ken e Bujold

Still waiting, in a hurry to hear, 
I went to bed early --

with expectations of a goodnight 
kiss seemingly remote
I traced the shadow of a cygnet across 
the bedroom ceiling, darned 
the socks of our overdrawn cheque book  
until I’d put two and two together.
Five. 

No, perhaps, it’s not that.
I’ve never been comfortable with options:
should I call with Queen Knave off suit, 
leave my shoes outside the door --
how does one begin to calculate which pot
is more likely to turn kettle?

The burden of being parked is never knowing
how far you are from your determinations:
if they’re inching towards or 
already out to sea? As I see it 
the iridescence of an original sin 
is just a prelude --

the resolution of a convert still undecided. 

Ken e Bujold

© 2022 Ken e Bujold


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And here I am scratching my head wondering why I didn't go to bed early; Ken seems to have so much fun when he does. And then I think, maybe if I did get more sleep, I would have some sort of idea what the heck he is talking about here. Oh well, it's past my bedtime.

Posted 1 Year Ago




there is something here that I find both compelling and constraining .. its like I want to break free but can't .. indeed, I get the feeling I will be back .. and another thing, maybe that's why I don't like Mondays, yet still love poetry :)


Posted 1 Year Ago


Perhaps another way to say, the answer is blowing n the wind.

Winston

Posted 1 Year Ago


Ken e Bujold

1 Year Ago

:) could very well be.

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