Those first four lines are going to be stuck in my head for awhile. Quite awhile, I'm sure. It makes me think...We're all trying to get what we want in life, trying to work towards some kind of goal, but what if we're heading in the wrong direction and we don't even know it? Reaching for something that's actually behind us without even knowing? What happens if we get to the end and we think "This isn't what I wanted at all"?
One of the things I love about your writing is that I always end up with something to think about, even if it probably wasn't what you intended.
Dale this is exquisite! A real little delicacy, so funny to read, made me smile, but then at the second look it reveals a very depth and true sadness...
I love these lines, they are so perfect in their 'imperfection'! Fabulous!
Dale, this is good. I mean good. The scratched lenses. The themes that you set as opposing yet one eclipses the other, then one cuts through the other. The way it keeps bouncing back and forth in your mind. Actually, I could write a lot more, but nice job.
This is how I feel every night as I lay and stare up at the ceiling. Another great poem, if not a little daunting at the fact that apparently others feel the same way haha. Oh well here's to hoping that one day I'll get that philosophical madness out of the way and be purely perfect. HA :)
That standard to which we can sometimes hold ourselves' perfection...we are all imperfect, but all we can do it strive to fill our dreams to the best of our ability...this is thought provoking and i think many people at some point in there life hit that fine line and question so many things...good work...
Those first four lines are going to be stuck in my head for awhile. Quite awhile, I'm sure. It makes me think...We're all trying to get what we want in life, trying to work towards some kind of goal, but what if we're heading in the wrong direction and we don't even know it? Reaching for something that's actually behind us without even knowing? What happens if we get to the end and we think "This isn't what I wanted at all"?
One of the things I love about your writing is that I always end up with something to think about, even if it probably wasn't what you intended.
It's better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool
About
Birth name: Dale Deadmond
Born November 20th, 1969
Metaphorically speaking music is my BFF and poetry is my soulmate.
This is my world of
my favorite poets are E.A. Poe, Dylan Thomas, R.. more..