The Blur of Reality

By steuss

With the plastic gone from my eyes,
the light of life becomes blurred,
sensation and reality only corrupted.
Is any of it real?

Man talks about letters long written;
The dreams of sunsets flown.
Questions long to fill some sequential
Order to the reality of Living.
And darkness intrudes all.

But that glimmer of imagination,
Alters events happened in different Lights,
Different sounds,
Will my voice change the winds of
Tomorrow? Or the passage of the Sun?

Perhaps my sneezes will force the sun
to rise in the West one day...
And still, looking forward into the
Myth of history, the altered visions of dreaming
Poets saw a different past,
And created for them, ourselves,
Corrupted lights from Angels unseen.

The Blur of life is a certainty,
That it isn't truly there.
Life is a dream, the colors only
Weaves of our own imagination,
All swirling in chaos,
Attempting to be conformed to our minds...

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Copyright 2005 steuss
Published on Tuesday, March 1, 2005.     Filed under: "Poetry"
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  • A former member wrote: "Will my voice change the winds of Tomorrow? Or the passage of the Sun". Jesus. This is divine. The tone is so peaceful. Wonderous and sincere. A marvel of a work- Rose.

  • A former member wrote: Put together a book so I can buy it.

  • A former member wrote: you are an amazing poet!

  • AniDayz On Wednesday, March 2, 2005, AniDayz (820)By person wrote:

    oh wow...im speechless...blown away by the wit&wisdom of such work...wow...

  • A former member wrote: this poem is so unique, and i love it. the wording through-out the poem was so appropriate and sophistocated. nicely done. .....-samone

  • Sin On Tuesday, March 1, 2005, Sin (1168)By person wrote:

    i love the whole second stanza, this reminded me of Edgar Allen Poe's A dream within a dream....loved it! ~kristy

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