Sometimes we have to do without knowing why.
Traveling the river
as it turns and tumbles.
Another day,
the same gray sky.
Flow uphill, go a little slower.
Something smells good
around the bend.
Exit the boat.
Déjà Vu.
Thought holocaust.
The venus fly trap
is so attractive to the hungry.
Come a little closer,
aware of its dangers.
It has been too long.
The smell is familiar.
Contemplation.
The river continues flowing,
but I stand naked on the shore.
The ground massages my feet,
For I have not felt
this rough rush
for ages.
I am tired, yet
the sharp wind
keeps me awake.
Baby steps
will only delay the outcome
but
fear decides the pace.
I can see where I want to go
and I have never seen it before,
at least at this space-time.
Darkness’ mystery
is my only motivation.
But darkness will not
share the prize unless
I give her everything.
The boat is gone,
there is no turning back.
Leap of faith.
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