A Conditioned ResponseA Poem by The River Man
it's
always there waiting when you've forgotten
A unique horizon that holds the foretold Shifting as the winds and tides Seen through your fire light You declare Independence amongst a crowd Of countless floating drops of rain Within a fog of lingering pain And reduced down to the bare minimum On those shores first observed tides Began time From one Of what? Something crushed But resilient Naturally leading down a spotty memory A lingering ghost of a thought It's been rolling along forever, maybe Chipping and polishing its edges to accommodate A vortex Again A pull towards the end, of this end Where all things meet An inevitable pause To rewind Once we’ve all met And journeyed together Until the world was too toxic Because we were too close So we became one, again The great reflection Cast off into nothing So it may become something That is all Cast forward with the thrust of countless lives Tales woven and walked upon By hearts and minds That were only too strong They removed the horizon Of a single grain A microscopic crystal On an endless and untouched landscape Reach out towards the end Not to greet it, but because you have no choice © 2012 The River ManReviews
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Added on April 21, 2012Last Updated on April 21, 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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