Sunday, June 25, 2006

Remembering a Friend -or- I Hoped I'd Never Miss You

Remembering a Friend
-or-

I Hoped I'd Never Miss You

Remembrance a dangerous path hold still

filled with old feelings and dug up reverences

half filled with the emotions that dwelled then

and overflowing with the emotions of perspective now


Winding down corridors with many doors

the ones that are locked we stalk and we probe

answers are behind them mocking and repentful
they'll solve a mystery that happened back before


Click walk silence and full tempests of languity

as one walks backward looking through mirrors cracked

and they conceal more than they reveal of the otherside

ourselves blocking such truths that we seek beyond


Halt and step and look and tear stream down rivers

and loop and cherish one moment that existed when

foam frost fire and at least one other sense

as we cling to what once was and what once we're


The questions with replies we hear that are unsatisfactory

marking us with ubiquity and oblique references
to defy
a map with no arrow a compass pointing south to
hold it up revere and pock it love it and I don't want to go back

-Matthew Koutzun

1 comment:

Rachel said...

I love the continuation of this one. Very reflective and ponderous...very whole, complete.