DIVERGENT, MAYBE
Waking every day to confusion
without limit - where clarity
fails me (an incongruous, unimaginable event) -
is alien, and recalls a merciless void,
a monsoon season of seeping rain and dense fog.
Where reason finds no harbour;
where discord folds back upon itself;
where squalls become storms become whirlwinds,
and where ground is unforgiving
of gravity, and up becomes down
because one's senses forget all
they were taught to believe felt truest,
because the certainties of lived experience
no longer pertain; because the future
becomes nothing, null, lost in not-knowing.