Long Warm DayA Poem by The River ManListen, sharp and thoughtful sounds from the desolate night Withdrawn, revealing endless and blinding blue afternoons With a low sky, a bleak wind, and fast moving clouds
Forgotten how many days I’ve lost Standing in the tall stirring grass Growing from a crack in the road In an idle city of static
Watching for stray thoughts, a specter, or a vision Living a fleeting life in winged time and suspended infinity With smothered animation, a crooked line from a severed cord dies in the street
A constant half-lit cloudy drift Floating in a perpetual nightmare An incessant and illusionary idea of motion Hanging from an undying delusion
In an absent duration A savage deviation of fluctuation Ravages this ethereal home Rendering extinct, that one long vacant day Making blank, this life in some dreamlike age© 2012 The River Man |
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Added on March 28, 2012Last Updated on March 28, 2012 AuthorThe River ManAboutJust a passive observer who drops his thoughts at his heels. Occasionally dipping my quill the communal ink, and making my mark on the common parchment. more..Writing
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