She Called Him Pluto: The Meaningful ChemicalA Poem by HurdyIt was a psychic conflict, An unconscious dilemma. I knew a million methods, but among these, was not how to be one of them. I have become polarized, caught in between two axes, the negative infection, and in her affliction, the positive affection. And where have I found myself On the spectrum? Do I hover now, above the equation? Or am I settled meekly, upon the words and sayings of a poet? The infatuation of her fingers, the static of a molecular connection, in her eyes, A most fascinating technology. A simple gaze electrifies my world into white, to be colored by the breath of a human soul. And when I feel the touch, Of such a primordial skin, Of a religious animal The meaningful chemical I am caught adrift the free energy of a very foreign existence. To transcend backward, she unwound the wire. I was sent into supernova, where finally I met death, I met him. The beast she had always most feared, The one who loved her, from whose cage I could never escape. I am alien. Here I am. Here I am, the breathing dichotomy, A living, truthful contradiction, longing once again, as these haunting eyes close, for the warm blood of an animal, who from the very beginning, I should have instead come to hate. I am alien. Here I am. © 2013 Hurdy |
StatsAuthorHurdyToronto, Ontario, CanadaAboutI don't have a clue who I am anymore. I got lost in the music. I'm back now, because I remember being here is where I felt the most seen. That's all I have to say for now. more..Writing
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