The Inside of ManA Poem by PlatusAn experiment in free-writing.Have I ever seen the inside of man? Have I made my peace with my own peacelessness? What have you done To make the day better? What have you done To make the day better? I made a castle from my mind. I cast a shadow from my castle. Can someone catch my casted shadow? But I saw the darkness There was nothing I saw it I saw it But it never saw me. And I never saw what I was looking for. Had you arrived at the start of my time You would have seen a monster A monster And it would have been me! How could I be a monster? How could I be a man? In the beginning there wasn’t anything else. Have you made peace with happiness? The greatest of all hells. Have I made peace with you? The greatest of all devils. But not at the time in which we see What is in the place where we refuse to look We are starving I am starving You are not But you make yourself fear What is fearful. While I and the devils Us, our devils Shall make a place on the inside of man. © 2010 PlatusReviews
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