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At the End of it All

Life Cycle Poem

By Rachael AnraPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
At the End of it All
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At the end of it all, there is nothing but a mess.

A mass of

all there was,

what could've been,

and what hadn't happened.

.

Every hope,

dream,

achievement and failure,

are all on.

Equal.

The same.

.

But you wouldn't know that if you were in that mess.

All you would feel is a buzzing.

A buzzing that is you,

as much as you are it.

There is no difference between you and the noise.

There is no difference between you and everything.

.

Left to experience the buzzing.

Both absolue.

You are everything

and everything beyond.

But also stagnant.

Stuck in a mess

that feeds you

and starves you.

Giving what you want:

A rest, no knowledge.

.

But you would not know the difference.

You don't need to.

In the mess, you feel whole.

Apart of something,

and love.

The hug of us,

them,

and it.

.

But the thing about life

is that it's a cycle.

At every level, there's some sort of cycle.

Who's to say the mess wouldn't expand again?

Get us to where we are now.

Feeling our space.

Our hearts.

Our Thoughts.

Even the air that didn't exist once.

.

To go back to the beginning and experience again.

Free VerseStream of ConsciousnessProse

About the Creator

Rachael Anra

Hi, my name is Racahel. I'm an Indigenous writer from Arizona who loves poetry, horror, soft fantasys, and biographies. Currently, I am renewing my love for writing by driving back into it!

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    Written by Rachael Anra