In a cemetery.
By Wilandric
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Awareness of breeze
rustling of leaves
dappled in the low lying, declining, fading, entropic sun fall.
The roar of traffic, pale blue sky, lightly clouded.
Squirrel, magpie, is that a jackdaw?
Copious scattering, not smattering, of flowers...
now long bereaved, bereft.
Hard wood bench making its presence felt below shoulder blade.
Perhaps I can write creatively after all?
Divine spark?! And so the wind rises, only to fall, subside.
Wisdom ancient and/or modern?
How the remaining leaves roar!
Where are the rabbits? I recall a solitary young fox
Too hasty and eager, scattering prey to all havens points of safety.
Do they move goalsposts too?
I spend much of my time desperately sorry
not necessarily sorry for my existence, no, but
apologetic, too over-polite, worried, anxious what others think. Surely I'm not unloveable?
I'm a nice decent bloke...so what's wrong?
Look after, be kind, generous, gentle, wise on yourself
That feels better!
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This is lovely -
This is lovely - contemplation and self analysis at the cemetery. The internal struggle interrupts half way through and pushes the picturesque poem out of the way, just as anxiety often does. I hope you post more often.
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