What Lies Inside
by Carmen H Gray
What stirs her
Only the burs that stick inside the lace lined white socks
Oh the flutterings of the old, burned burrows
Drawn in the straw colored grass, they come out
Reeling from thorns that are still sharp
Yet certain steps retrace forgotten paths
Altering the trajectory of the stars, as it were
Never to be known the same again
That is what lies inside
Like chards broken into bits
A mosaic of light and sound
Sometimes dimmed in an overly bright world
Too fast, too demanding
Get off of the merry-go-round
Stand still in the centripetal force
Felt on the periphery
Or be that force itself
That is what lies inside
One response to “What Lies Inside”
A very beautiful poem, Carmen. Thank you for sharing it with me. Love Mom
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