White, light and puffy flakes of
crystallized water
Slow and steady heading for the already snow
covered ground
In the light of a street lamp I study these unique
creations from the sky
My usually heavy heart is soothed by the
air show displayed all around me
Gleaming like thousands of
diamonds spread on a powdery cover
Tucking in the frozen nature
while it drifts to a steady winter sleep
The footprints that I've
made soon but a forgotten memory
Within the hidden shapes under
the layers of snow from to be afar clouds.
Still is the night as
I walk along the deserted street
Any sounds are softly muffled by
the mingling crystals, whispering promises from above
Of a future
not so bright, but tonight I couldn't care less about the approaching
collapse.
Although the destruction is welcome in order to make
new.
I reach the end of the road and turn to look back,
Red
cheeks losing colour when I see the dark night sky suddenly close
upon me,
Blowing a chilly breath on my exposed neck.
Moon and
stars become visible as the clouds disperse before my eyes.
Reaching a mitten clad hand out I catch one of the last still
falling flakes
I study its fragile structure while
absently aware of the big dark creeping up behind me
When I turn
again, to face the lurking shadow I'm found on the edge of the
universe.
Where everything that has reached its potential end find
a new beginning
It's an endless orbit and I'm overcome with a
feeling of peace
The truth has been revealed, we are all
almighty.
Just an inch away from total ruin and at the same time
complete renascense
Always on the verge between death and life,
never really on either side
The flake on my mitten now only tiny
droplets of water about to get sucked up by the fabric
I stare in
to the black nothingness and again I hear the whispering
My
calling
Carefully I start leaning forward over the edge and soon
let myself fall in to the abyss
It's like diving in to a black
hole,
The last second of this concious mind has come when my
final breath is drawn out of my lungs.
This is where I end and
where I begin,
In the blinding white light I stop being a single
mind and instead, for who knows how long I am everything and nothing.