Wearing Thin
More frequently now, come moments
When life wears thin
And through the threadbare tissue
That we call family, community, society
That we call culture, values, mores
I see the loneliness of the living
And, more surely, the loneliness of the dead
Beyond the manufacture and the fabrication
Lies the truth, which some have named beautiful
And some have named despair
Aloneness, all-one-ness, loneliness
Each and all and each and all alone
Entropic by nature,
By nature we are pulled
Magnetic poles, together
Creative by nature, together
Creative, we weave a life, a world
More warp than weft
We darn, patch, repair
But more frequently now, come moments
When life wears thin
raypool
Tue 27th Jun 2017 21:11
Lovely flow of thought Hazel. It has a spell behind it that keeps you in the folds - so correct as we look back. I often do and have written on it, so respect here.
Ray