Dead Things have beauty too
tulips and two lips
Dead things
Have beauty too.
Their beauty is
without time's
fatal change.
Frozen signs of
What once was
Seen
Immersed in what
Remains.
It's simple enough
- and self contained,
but need for money
demands a change.
This pace breeds hate
For life
And all its simplicities
engulfed in misery.
A pity party for me and
For you
Why in dead days does food taste so good?
Keeping my heart full and the arteries that lead there
Clogged and waiting
for Corona to pass us by.
Let the air
settle again.
Then
O, then
I will be OK.
But until that day,
I'll say:
Dead things have beauty too.
Their beauty is suspended
like this very hour
and although I detest the draining power
I will remain
Content with rain
that pours in showers.
About the Creator
Joel Nicholas
Dyslexic artist who fell in love with writing because of Cy Twombly's poetic painting.
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