Inaccuracy Poem by Matt Salvador

Inaccuracy



Inaccuracy of existence.

Unless you are here for a reason, your phantom pushing and pushing, what for?
You're like a wrinkled body of a cloth, or a forgotten script. What now if you fasten my hands into your entrails? These are all answers I have to invent- instinctive, unwise, unsolicited. Somewhere, I had to point out the differentiating margin between speaking too much and conveying so little, and the finite range of silence sensing outsomething in you, about you, and arriving here.

Why are you here? What are you doing? - what must I be when you are not? (mggsalv)

Saturday, December 30, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: sad love
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Dr Antony Theodore 30 December 2017

These are all answers I have to invent- instinctive, unwise, unsolicited Existential question...... why are u here......... meditate in silence and u will find a positive answer in prayer and only in prayer. no existence here on earth is futile and worthless......... thank you dear poet.. tony

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