The force of a thousand volcanoes hits me on the back of the head,
The world’s as bright as a clean pin,
Sounds are alive.
We were one, not in the moment of meeting,
But in departing:
My loss was the catalyst for change.
Now irrationality tears my head from its moorings -
Pinned,
Trapped,
I move smoothly on the outside,
Roil on the inside.
Mountains move and the moon falls down,
Wind in shadowy trees,
A restless urge and the dragging minute,
Sighs that lead to nothing,
Wild exultation,
Bitter plunging despair.
Wrung out, strung out, worn out,
I rage around details,
Plan great vistas,
Sink exhausted in bed.
Only in sleep does my heart stop jumping
And dreams fill my head instead.
30/07/08
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Comment by eribla
this is a good poem
Posted on: January 20th, 2012 at 4:38 pm