Not-We
By Melkur
Tue, 15 Jan 2013
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My fault. I sent you away.
My Not-We woman of the world,
Such dukkha* as I have brought you
I brought upon myself.
The dark places of the inside opened
When I dreamed alone of the future.
The route to the snake from the ladder
Opened up, I fell from the apple tree.
The wheel turns, we move on, you move away:
Changing patterns kaleidoscope in our lives,
Your turquoise is my midnight grey.
I am a man, I am every man. An idiot.
*Dukkha is an ancient Sanskrit term for suffering.
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This came across as real to
This came across as real to me. Especially liked the last stanza.
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This is a powerful piece of
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This is a powerful piece of writing, Melkur, and it says an awful lot.
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