Triumph of the SoulA Poem by Katherine Rose WhitmoreUnedited freewrite on the transcendence of time in writing.There are some who accept their appearance as a manifestation of their
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There are some who have no soul But are emptied of everything but their appearance There are some who deny their bodies have any connection to their soul And they abuse both with neglect or overindulgence And there are those such as I Who acknowledge the connection between one’s soul and one’s body But are confounded by the meaning of it How to achieve a stronger connection How one could synchronize each. Is it one’s appearance that shapes personality Or does our fate reside in our soul’s clutches For indeed we clutch Grasping blindly, violently, for control But our soul’s surrounding toss us about in a whirling dervish Devilishly denying us what we seek: Control over our appearance to the world For our appearance is how we reveal our soul Or so it was without non visual communication Writing is one’s soul without its confining physical shell Uninfluenced by the cage which is the body Writing allows one’s soul to have control of the body The body suddenly becomes secondary in the reader’s mind Souls connect Brash, blistering, hot words seep from one’s soul into the other Connecting in a storm of words But more than mere words Pictures, ideas, colors, emotion, thought All those things which compose the soul are thrust onto a physical thing The page The tool of the soul to reach another Connecting in an instant Transcending millennia of time and distance Nothing is needed but two simple tools Paper Pen Or two rocks, one a chisel Or blood and a wall And life is given to a thing which had none previously Through this life it is allowed to act To become The operator connecting between two souls Writing eclipses the body and the soul is allowed to grasp life’s reigns. © 2010 Katherine Rose WhitmoreAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorKatherine Rose WhitmoreLos Angeles, CAAboutTeen actress, writer, sculptor, and music connoisseur with aspirations of becoming a supervillian. more..Writing
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