A silhouette staggers,
searches for clarity,
knows it can't be
fully-fleshed yet
abhorring being
a wraith, just
asking to be seen,
craving that legitimacy
of witness; if Elysium
can't be reached,
then, at least, ward
off the obsolescence...
The Latin obsolēscere meaning, logically enough, "to fall into disuse" gives credence (Latin credentia, from Latin credent- ‘believing’, from the verb credere) to all silhouettes.
Sat 16th Mar 2024 19:09
Thank you, Auracle! 😊
I'll keep following you
Fri 15th Mar 2024 16:03
Thank you so much, Manish, for the kind comment, you're always a source of encouragement! 😊
"if Elysium
can't be reached,
then, at least, ward
off the obsolescence..."
Wow, those are some great lines, Holden!
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Holden Moncrieff
Wed 17th Apr 2024 18:12
Thank you so much, John, for your insightful comment, I really appreciate it! 😊