My vehicle plunges into a powerful current,
a deep flowing river. It all happens so fast,
and no... I don't see it coming. I'm thrown
clear, a bobbing cork sucked downstream
towards turbulent white waters. I call out to
silhouetted figures along a rocky shoreline.
My voice, drowned by the rushing pour, is
but one among all the voices that ever were.
If only someone could hear me, they'd surely
try to help. The futility of the struggle releases
me to grok my insignificance, my true human
inheritance, being just one among the many
swept along on this immeasurable movement
of cosmic energy, this interwoven stream of
desire, longing, and dream. By the thundering
roar, I sense I'm fast approaching a maelstrom
of probability, inevitable fall toward my destiny.
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PoetryObjects in the mirror are closer than they appear... Just when you think you've put something behind you for good, you look back and find it trails you like your very own comet's tail, lighting a path through the dark. Reading through these pages...