
08/04/2025
A Cathartic Release
Living here is a difficult dare.
Shall we too rise from our forgetful sleep, climb up the tree, and watch the stars?
My wishes ask, keep one still spot for me in your heart.
For these dreams outgrow the brain’s decay.
I worrily dwell in the possibility of a black hole of them.
Each day, the same faces painted in monotone,
Monuments of ageing intellect.
Sometimes only gormless wit
But when another New Year morning arrives, we tell our babies about life’s sweetness.
Yet you lay in its deep Illness.
Barely thriving but even more,
bravely alive.
Watching your tears’ luscious edges,
crying of forgotten pursuits.
Nobody realises their pain bare.
You cannot leave a barren field, but thankfully you can forge there.
So in today’s prayer, I asked for myself, not for Hughes and Plath or forgotten lore.
Distinctly over the sky, I see bibliomaniacs where they studied Ptolemy and Galileo.
I decide to celebrate the advent of my spirits. Again.
This time, even lost scientists hum celestial songs,
Their whispers of reason still echo where I belong
Divine sense is truly exhaustive prettiness.
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