Lately
when you wake
your
head feels large
and
ponderous, inhabited
by
wandering vicinities of mind –
all
grinding, thick and slow –
comprised
of catalytic
memories
which once
were
quick and fostered flow
but
now in aggregate
bog
down to sludge: inaction
massing
up out of dim grudge
and
infelicitous distraction
which
describe the whole
of
what you find your past is
when
you wake. Yet there’s
a
break: a kind of dawn comes
not
to take you from the mud
but
to inveigle you to look
up
from it -- understand
there’s
no below without above.
You
reasonably do not seize
a
last great curing hope
in
this, but the abyss
diminishes
by half.
It’s
thinkable to laugh.
.
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