On The Many Timeless Deaths Of Mortals Poem by Nathan Coppedge

On The Many Timeless Deaths Of Mortals



The mortals think the landscape is all one objective time.

The immortals are persuaded that it is more like a flowing into the sea.

This explains the many timeless, or not-so-timeless deaths of mortals.

For time has many eddies, but the idea that the landscape is covered in time is a worthwhile idea.

For time is no more than the summoning of timeless souls from the earlier depths of something, pain, and mattering.

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Written during a good time.
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