A Moment Of Resentment

A Moment Of Resentment

A Poem by Ben Taylor

The stone beheld itself, noting its rough facets
And abrading edges. Having been now corrupted
By this crude, intrusive self-awareness, the mineral
May no longer be eroded to nonexistence without
Complaint. For what is the purpose, the reason for
This decomposition? If none exists, then why should
One desire to be conscious during their inevitable
Nullification? A flake of stone chipped from its
Surface, and the rock cursed its sight and
Comprehension. An affliction of unimaginable
Consequence: the ability to think, to behold.
 

© 2012 Ben Taylor


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"By this crude, intrusive self-awareness, the mineral
May no longer be eroded to nonexistence without
Complaint."
The poem open the door to thoughts. Easy to break apart. Hard to stay strong. Thank you for the poem with strong statements and the opening of thoughts with hard answers to find. A strong ending to excellent poem.
Coyote

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on February 18, 2012
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Ben Taylor
Ben Taylor

Columbia, MO



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