Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Poetry. Show all posts

Dear Wisdom Teeth,

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I lost four teeth

I never knew

Their roots grew down

Before their heads grew

Up
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Now I must "eat"

Out of a cup

The only reminders of them

That remain

~~~

Are four holes

Some odd swelling

And minimal pain

~R.I.P.~

Clarity

Press up

You’ve no eyes


To see your path


And yet you grow


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Pressing onward


Pushing upward


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You trust a sky


You’ve never known


To greet you there


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Pressing onward


Emerging outward


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Did you ever doubt


Your way


Would lead you out?


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Pressing onward


Pushing upward


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Your bud is soft


Your leaves are frail


And still you trust


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Pressing onward


Emerging outward


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Your first journey


Left your trail


Your roots sustain


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Pressing onward


Reaching downward


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All your life they will remain

L'chaim

Life is an experience.

Or rather, a thought

On an experience

Could they be the same?

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Or perhaps, life is a memory.

Of being or of thinking?

I do not know.

~

Failing that

LIfe is a dream.

Of experiences

Of thoughts

Of memories to come

~

Life is. Life was. Life will be.

So now I’m blogging? / Awakening

I'm still not entirely sure what I think about this whole blogging thing. I've contemplated blogging for a while, but always decided I don't have enough time. Time disappears constantly and business only escalates.

With that said, I think better when I'm typing anyway. Somehow, my thoughts just reorder themselves and become coherent when I can see them in front of me... I guess I'm just better at thinking with a keyboard than inside my own head. I probably won't post as often as I should, but then, if people really want to know what's going on in my life, they should just ask me.

For the moment, I'm setting myself the goal of blogging about the ICC Masters Conference and Singapore... we'll see what happens with that. I'll kick off this mini-series with a poem I wrote on the Institute for Culture Communiticators Theme for 2010:


Awakening:


Who is she?
This silent girl
Who wanders
Through the halls of another's mind


Looking for herself
But finding
No one


Coming to a room of mirrors
Looking
She'd see both
Herself and another


Afraid of finding
Cataract filmed eyes
She prefers
Her own imagination


Blinded by the night
She musters
Courage for the morning