Tree felled on a dark nightA Poem by S.R. Madeline"If a tree falls and there is no one around to hear it, did it fall at all?"In darkness: the night but save the light, borne from sight of life below. given a name and so, existence. If in fact the tree which fell and no one there to hear it did not fall its existence simply a perception of being then… if no light was given from the moon and I in the darkness am not to be perceived then I, too, am just a ‘for instance’. My life does not exist outside the light. That night a dream caste its prevalence into the day, motionless as the past and yet not lost, but saved. To be dredged up Unwittingly, these superimposed on the subjunctive, continuously, miraculously, despite all of the lost energy; nothing had been changed so in fondness of speculating, I ignored my belief in myopia. Armed with this, I disregarded the effect of popular belief as it turns out, that dream in its chemical composition is just as real as myself in that dark night and that continuously falling tree. © 2013 S.R. Madeline |
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