3 a.m. - Peeling an OrangeA Poem by Kaitlyn Stonetime doesn't just hit you like the waves of the view changing as you drive by the shifting scenes going eighty miles per hour on the highway, but in the way you feel a part of yourself changing, modifying, growing into someone new out of someone you were and are and yet"the you that you were and the you that you are, they will still be a part of you just as the water was and is and will be the ice, fog and mist drifting between mountaintops from one side to another before floating up to the sky just to drop down again in pieces and time isn't just the dream that you sleep- walk into while daylight is working its way back around to you, nor is it the hustle and bustle of your straining work to squeeze the life out of the sun like an orange before it disappears again: for it is the blur of both the material and the imagined, where you create reality but know dreams as truth and neither are false nor dishonest because the two are intertwined within and around you and you are a propeller of time and it of you"like a hurricane building of heat and wetness lightning and tempest around your center in a swirl of passion forgetting to look inside your own eye and see the calm within the storm, letting it shrink smaller and smaller until you hit dry land and the water runs bare, leaving you thirsty, and you begin to slow and pant like a dog in the dead heat of desert, then you realize: all that you were and are and will be are all part of the elements within and around you and you had no choice but to move and go with the seasons all because you had power within you but could not control the tides you forgot, that while you can't control the darkness which surrounds you the light"oh! the glorious light that was and is and always will be"that light shines through you and will never fade with age © 2012 Kaitlyn Stone |
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2 Reviews Added on August 2, 2012 Last Updated on August 2, 2012 AuthorKaitlyn StoneSt. Petersburg, FLAboutI'm currently finishing my last year at University of South Florida studying Creative Writing with a minor in Environmental Sci. & Policy. I've been writing for as long as I can remember, and althoug.. more..Writing
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