BlindA Poem by Leonard Bircha poem i wrote in five minutes while watching the sun rise on a smoke break at work.
I can remember a time when the blind used to confide in the swollen
hearts of men like you and me. Reproachingly adherent to the falsity of an existence without the trickery of light to guide them. What it must be to never see the desecration of life that has become so normal. What do we see but an image so blurred by the ultraviolet rays of stars we will never be. All that we know is filtered illumination, lies of the mind that interpret what passes through the eyes to form an image. We will never see how things are supposed be within their true nature. We are nothing more than a flaw in the scheme, led on by what we think we perceive. Break free, break free my idle reader. Let the eyes close on this sentence and picture the rest like the expectation of Christmas morning. You may not get what you asked for, but at least you will know that what i have given was with my best intentions. © 2012 Leonard BirchAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on August 7, 2012 Last Updated on August 7, 2012 AuthorLeonard BirchMars Hill, MEAboutBorn on a hill, Raised in the sun, Living just to breathe, Breathing to go on. I'm Leaonard Birch. I'm a Welshman. more..Writing
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