"I possess nothing but my body; a man on his own, with nothing but his body, can't stop memories; they pass through him. I shouldn't complain: all I have ever wanted was to be free" -Antoine Roquentin, in Sartre's Nausea.

Monday, November 7, 2011

Normalcy


He walks down these midnight streets, he
hears echoes through dim-lit Normalcy.
While one wonders in unison
more self-exposed lies that soul alone.

It is that breath we hear,
that drive -a call- to run,
that wont for all things fun,
that gut-wrenched laugh shame fear.

Hooded and hidden this psyche,
here;
seeks no further idiocy-
secretly- for normalcy.

But under specs of gold above,
(though looketh not)
transient patience. See self dissolve. 

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