Poem: A freedom
This Being entails a new form,
That diverges from some ancient norm;
It has existed since time began,
Ever since the universe ran
Like a poor clockwork
With a semi-precise staccato,
Beating out a tempo, tap-tap,
Listlessly bound to the repetitive modes,
Long lines of pilgrims, trudging on the roads;
On a rock basking in the sun,
a little lizard observes the trailing dust,
it dwells upon the mutability of life, longings,
vanity and lust;
I, too, observe the scene,
Passing by on this screen
Of Presence;
No longer captive
I can be lizard and man,
Together, in the selfsame span.
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- October 2022, unpublished poem (c) Omer Tarin 2022
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