Among the Worlds

I do get lost most easily, 
agreeably,  I think.
To sit alone
in places most unspiritual,
becomes my boarding pass.
Goodbye.

There are no walls—
no time to measure,
I'm a child...
in Plainview, Minnesota,
a young adult...
in a theatre in Paris.
the queasy captain of a ship... 
to sail the Renaissance.

And duly lost
within the shroud of peace.

Voices.
Yes.
What is my name?
Oh,  yes.
And,  yes, I live here.
In this house.
This "now" 
pulled from the edge around me...
that I forgot.
               ~
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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