Walls

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    • VerlassnTraum
    • The wounds are still fresh and unfortunately there is no lidocaine for love

    Walls

    I've seen this wall before,
    and likely will again.

    But each time it seems so new,
    different.
    Perhaps taller, wider;
    but nonetheless a wall.

    For what purpose was it sent?
    Perchance I crossed a line?
    None can tell from its unchanging gaze,
    at least, certainly not I.

    I place my hand upon it.
    Against it.
    It is not cold as one expects,
    not indifferent, but in not being so
    seems all the more, imposing.

    I search time and again
    different azimuths and paths
    to return to this point,
    a wall proximal to my desire.

    Am I kept out?
    Or in?
    I never ask. It never tells.

    I will depart this point,
    and inevitably return.
    I have a certain fondness
    for walls.

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    A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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