Meditation On Cold

Speak of 'death' and feel an ice-cold breeze Sweep the grandest room of sound; Even the master of ceremonies Is cold and still. Dwell in confessional catacombs Repeating it over and over again: Death! Death! Death! Death has an infinite appetite To swallow all moments in time. The surge of a stampeding crowd Crushes the drying unnoticed dead carcass Of a hollowed out beetle on Mexican tiles. The grip on life and death is strong. (but life is a finite and sees - death is eternal and blind)
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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