Familiar FacesA Poem by Thomas Kainaroi
A man saw his own funeral today.
“You are being prepared,” they told him. Look upon the ghosts how they drift to and fro, living everywhere and nowhere. I can not see them. But they see me in the glass prison. They wave kindly, greetings and farewell. A friend. Or phantom? Puts his arm around my neck. “It's okay,” he says. All things are in their place, all the precious things. Darkness Darkness Down the winding path we go. Terrible machine, see it tear out the trees, and all that is green Silence Nothing Faint light, I can see you. That is you, right? Clothed all in white, there all along in some way. “It's me,” she says. “So, it's all okay?” I ask I tear rolls down my cheek. I know. All is well. The dream is inside. 2-1-09 © 2013 Thomas Kainaroi |
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Added on August 3, 2013 Last Updated on August 3, 2013 Tags: Thomas Kainaroi, thkainaroi, familiar, faces, poetry Author
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