Eulogy to the LivingA Poem by amomentforus“This is a eulogy to the living,” you said. Looking over scattered groups under scattered clouds, all finding comfort between green and warmth. “Everyone is doing it exactly right now and they don’t need to know it.” Scoffing, “we are smaller in these moments.” “Maybe we are just more connected and our lack of individuality is showing.” “It is like planting seeds, they will still grow in rows, some will just grow bigger. Look, that is a big couple right there,” pointing. “Yea, they just got more water or laughter or something. Why are you blaming them for that?” “I’m not, I don’t think. Hopefully I’m just jealous. Then it would only be my problem right?” “Yea, I’ve been working on not hating strangers, it’s been freeing.” “Look at us all looking up and leaning on each other. Not even this many iterations of La Pieta could make me think passion is anything more than suffering.” “If this is pain, I’ll do it forever then.” “And that's why everyone’s eyes close when they look at the sun.” © 2024 amomentforus |
StatsAuthoramomentforusNew York, NYAboutamomentforus is a writer/poet from NYC. She explores the intersection of memory and identity through character explorations highlighting human desire and motivation. With a background in Psychology an.. more..Writing
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