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ever-changing, ever-same by Charlie Morgandigging through the trash-bin
located roughly between my ears,
the ideas squirm like maggots,
gorging on the slacking, lacking
and unused fecund words in a pile.
spelling the word lone, needing
and adding an 'a' for balance,
my ego teeters on the last part;
alone. existentially alone, sure.
but alone alone. now that's alone.
so finding a kindred; seeing a cloud
voluble but firm measure the skies
of our walking worlds, we grin; grasp.
a recognition of death but not our own
meets us at every corner, a grifter.
so words stand in, a verbal sojourning
into our souls, carried for tomorrows,
lent from the pile of left yesterdays,
skinned knees, bruised egos. lost tabs.
all meet us at every celebrated moment.
08/30/2008 Posted on 08/30/2008 Copyright © 2026 Charlie Morgan
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Glenn Currier on 09/01/08 at 04:54 PM Chaz, once again your words evoke both a laugh (the first two lines of your poem... which I relate to sooooooooo much) and a wonderful grace-laced sparkle inside in my heart. You reveal with your typical Charliegenius the fecundity and subjective history attached to a single word. This goes in my favorites too, my good friend. |
| Posted by Charles E Minshall on 09/06/08 at 12:18 AM Well done as usual Charlie......CharMin |
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