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pilgrim Cold November Rain falls
Outside in the Pre-dawn Darkness
The glow of the Screen
Is the Candle I Write by
Traffic Stirs
Splashing It's Way
To Another Day of Servitude
Lives Reduced to the Legal Tender
Hopefully the Rain will Slack
With the Oncomming Light
For my Car
Is but a Bicycle (sans fenders)
So The Damp will Surely Stripe my Back
Simple Things for Simple Minds
The Complexities of Creation
I Allow to Wash Over Me Like a Tide
Bouyed Up and Carried Along
In The Flow of Events
Forever Beyond Understanding
Taking Time to Playfully Create
Handling Those Things
That Will Not Pass Unassisted
Pondering The Vast Sea of Coincidence
That Has Us All Bound Together
This is a Blathe with No Meaning
This is a Blathe with No Point
Words that fall Here
Do So at Their Own Bidding
I Just felt the Need To Empty My Mind
And this Red Page
Will surely Hide The Blood
No Sense in Talking About It
We are All Just Victims
Of Systems Beyond Our Control
But I never thought of Myself
As Anything Other than a Time-Tourist
Witnessing a World's Unwinding
Feeling the Click of the Rail
Beneath the Steel Wheels
As We Hurtle Down the Track
With Newtonian Velocity
Certain Only in the Knowledge
That What Has Passed is Fixed in Amber
Preserved Unchanging
Holding The Static Charge
I Scan The Onrushing Horizon
Grey and Distant
Always Beyond my Grasp
Beconing Me Onward
I Will One Day
Find The Edge
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bespeckled I can't let go.
I can't let myself set myself free.
I have to spin in circles, chasing my tail, ending where I began, picking up where I left off.
There's no way to detach myself from my familiar revolutions.

I want to fly away!
I want to stay right here inside the warmth, away from the rain,
but I want to dive into the ocean and when I get so deep that I have no breath left, swim even deeper.
But my love is too great,
too deep,
my head too sane, too rationaly,
my thoughts to maniacal, too wrong,
to ever do anything but choose between old and new, right and wrong, here and now, this and that.
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