Please do not plan
to lay flowers on my grave
I will be dust
spread into some irrelevant bastion of Earth
Intentionally
mixed with the remnants of eons
So as to shed the
illusion of individuality inside these wrapping vines
Tell me while I am
living that under such an abrupt end to respiration
That you would
miss me to the degree you feel inside
Whether it is
dramatic or a passing note of normality
Please give me
this in place of flowers
I need this to
assuage my insecurities more than I fathom registers
For the universe
appears so much of stark nothingness
The words written
and spoken and there is only the echo of apathy
Whatever I have
thought has been had before
In so many
iterations that the energy of such discernment
Is a laughable if
not insulting creation so that originality is not a goal,
But a reprieve
from such instruction; to cease wanting, attempting, communicating
In an out absent
an in so that the whispers are snickers at a man
Who failed to live
a day in his life, for the fortunes told the body to enter the maze
And all he did was
wander to an alcove sit with a pile of papers and books
And quit
attempting to discover the exit; the strategy for advertised victory
Became muted by
the lack of dopamine released even in conceptual achievement
The better trial
seemed to occur inside skull traversing
To be inside the hedge
bearing compass in neurons
So as to sense the
universe rather than a planet to see the singularity of the whole inside a
particle
Reverberating in
intricate detail sculpting the will of why we are here
What are we doing
and misguiding ourselves to believe we are in this constant chicanery
Sitting, so
difficult to find anyone willing to slow; the maze runners
Have not noticed in
years and so it is and will be that body will decay into leaves
Rooted here as
there is little relevance in moving now to a labyrinth with no discovered exit
Some surely say it
exists, written about in books, published, published, discussed,
But never filmed,
never has any reentered the maze, yet stories, stories
Sandy lump,
thinking, thinking, writing, writing,
Just a mammal
waiting for a vulture
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