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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required I watched on as the universe fluffed its lines, tripping over evolving stories keeping me in the dark, gravity pulling my leg Impossible to ignore those below-the-belt punchlines and a Big Bang that leaves me seeing stars It all happened so fast A "hold on there” kick-in-the-nuts moment a doubled-over realisation: I am mortal and painfully aware fairytales must cluster in a galaxy elsewhere In truth, I could have a brain bleed tonight and die in my sleep, just like my father when he was my age I won’t even know I’m dead, no more than I knew I’d be born Only the living are subject to such subjective things What a waste, a goddamn waste in all eternity Why does consciousness surface at all only to drain back into the vacuum of space? Yeah, thinking about death sucks especially lying in bed tossing and turning trying to sleep Wish I could fantasise instead, tucked up nice and cosy dreaming about all things rosy, Like those early simians who went to sleep as monkeys woke up knowledge-hungry, bipedal junkies, after digesting the original chicken-and-egg omelette that self-prepared in a forest fire As for me, I can’t even distinguish divine awe from Sod’s Law since that probabilistic day my buttered toast fell and landed vertical on the floor Such aberrations occur, stuff one cannot conjure or control Adult stuff? If you like! Except kids experience (stuff) too! Most frustrating part: the universe tells no lies, only portrays truth, albeit in an emergent sense Past to present tense, the future unravels; knock-on effects travel, sometimes producing sudden knock-backs as temporal waves come knocking on one’s door Still, I’m with the action now; life hasn’t gone away Besides, if I knew everything or was omnipotent, I’d eventually bore myself to death in every possible way. ? so came the morning and just look at my pillow well and truly fluffed By David Kavanagh
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