What is on my Mind when I am Occupying a Tragic Space?
What is on my Mind when I am Occupying a Tragic Space?
What is on my mind when I am occupying a tragic space?
How does grief feel when I am drowning in its chaotic waves?
Do I become so steeped and infused with its murky waters that I become grief?
What is a human without their range of feelings?
Can I be only one?
For I am an expression of possibility,
What are the chances of my solitude’s permanence?
As surely as the earth turns,
So will my feelings.
One day the earth will stop turning
Because there will be no earth.
Before then there will be no me
To swim in the skylight of these human colors.
Until then
I will wash my canvas
And welcome the paints
And their textures
And hues
To intermingle with the fiber
Of my flesh
Soak down into my bones.
I was not the same as I was yesterday,
And tomorrow will be new again.
I will wear the colors I am given
Knowing I will cease to hold them
When my fibers dry and stiffen,
And the paint chips and rots away.