Caveat: Poem #688

Love is easiest with no object.
It can wisely lope across fields
Of seething intensities,
Missing all the atoms,
Dodging galaxies:
Unrequited,
Purified,
Earnest
Love.

Caveat: Poem #682

Routines broken, it's easy to lose track,
drift among the flowers of consciousness,
wanting to taste all the lost memories,
but the tongue is numb, there's no flavor left.

Caveat: Poem #669

Sleep
is strange,
since each night
we surrender
to the brain's stoppage,
as if it's protesting
the fruitless hours of doubting,
and has decided to walk out,
leaving us alone with our body.

Caveat: Poem #666

Well, the devil is in the details.
You could read this poem and wonder.
But the darkness lurks beyond.
There, above or outside.
And couched in symbols.
Unseeable.
In plain sight.
Count it.
Hah.

[daily log: walking, 1.5km]

Caveat: Poem #656

Blank.
No poem.
Not a word.
Thoughts just a blur.
Deracinated.
A failure of symbols.
Adrift in meaninglessness.
An embodiment of silence.
Compositionally handicapped.

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