Fallacy

Seconds ticked away.
Time dissolved.
What appeared—
was not.
What was not—
had appeared.
An original perspective.
A single occurrence.
Washed away the splendor.
A thought, an action, a word.
Innocent, pure, meaningful.
Had I revealed—
That which had been buried?
Or had I buried—
That which wanted to be revealed?
What was on the surface,
Was just the beginning…

2 thoughts:

Anonymous said...

it is true that many things do not appear to be what they truly are. but that is the purpose... to delve deeper and to understand better.

Anonymous said...

So true... but now I'm just as confused as you apparently were when you wrote this...lol

 

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To escape from the humdrum existence people call "life", I explore the jungle of my mind. A meandering path, with thoughts as my obstacles. I put aside the smiling face of my mother, snapshots of holidays with friends, lost memories of my childhood... All in an attempt to find answers to my branching questions.

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