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fragmentation

the seeming separation

of it all

and descriptions 

reinforcing separation

make appearances 

of unquestionable

persuasion seemingly

until there arises

a resonant assertion

of the nothingness

of it all

Premium Member Mind Fragmentation

fiddler’s overture
falls on roof ~
Chagall’s surveillance

6/23/2018
Magicicada 13 - Mind and Body

Poet’s Note - A tree fell on my house thus the inspiration for this poem.

Marc Chagall - artist would paint ghostly figures flying in sky and his fiddler on the roof was the inspiration for the movie namesake.

Fragmentation

I am tied to the whipping post
and whipped because I am standing still
because of a conglomeration of thoughts
that require a hint of understanding and will
You close your mind and make your demands
I feel a stripe
I know there is some one who will accept me
but I feel the time is not right
I have absorbed as much as I can hold
now I am dripping with hurtful fragments left in the water
To speak my mind is foul, uncanny, disappointing in view to so many and
misunderstood so why bother?
To err is human and forgive divine
but I am crushed by the breath that curses me and adjusting the moral line
I feel my spirit slip away from grace and human sin appear
I want to go back a step but the sand has covered the tracks,
the path has disappeared
Where do I go and what do I do?
Move forward, look up, seize the moment and push through


Fragmentation

Apartment dwelling strangers
who never stop to talk,
don’t know the people living
a few doors down the block.

They nod hello while driving by
but never know my name,
somehow I get the feeling
it’s all a terrible shame.

Our insular existence
strikes me as really weird,
as if the nearby neighbor
is someone to be feared.

Co=dependent for nothing
without a single bond,
don’t know if he is fair or dark
 a redhead or a blonde.

He has a noisy dog though
a mutt that barks all night,
I thought about complaining
but didn’t want to fight.

Who is this man I live near
this stranger with a dog.
can he be a big wheel 
or just a minor cog?

Is he also curious
does he wonder about me,
or is he just concerned with
what is playing on TV?

Figurines, Figments and Fragmentation

Contortions beloved china doll ballets; fallacies repertoire?!

Sublime, embarking upon another vigilant mnemonic journey

As ever searching these sinuous theatres jigzaw corridores to well find

A maxims inverted souvenir....

Effusions waterfall of wisdom to contest this mortuaries enigma!?

Discernful images incised within black marble stones strewn amid

The roguery of this grayish night; rustic, crossing the cold damp earth

With its wilted flowers unto the mausoleums preemptive seminal door....

Twilights prophet speaking now in summations scarlet rhymes?!

To wrest the breath from abymals reaching grasp that it may surely die; dissolve

Into a thousand broken pieces to be crushed aneath, vice versas impasse ~

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....“Figurines, Figments & Fragmentation” *

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