Subterranean rivers of sadness
- adam kadishman shakine
- Mar 17
- 1 min read
Nailed to a piece of dead rotten wood
That uprooted stood
Understands our cells our glands
Understood the quick drowning sands
We bear the seal of the unbearable
We are those who do all the planning
Amazingly cunning
Yet always alone
In our mind's so overgrown
We use the curses Of the unswearable
Our existence and onlyness
Studying and demanding
The world we live in
Asking the questions
Is an answer of meaning
But often we end up pleading
As we all do give in
At the end the middle or the beginning
From the womb to the grave
Knowing and using
Nature and wondering
We nurture Our star
To make a candle
To take into the caverns Of our soul
Where our emotional air
Is stale and thin
And feeling helpless is not a sin
We must breath in new life
Through What courage entails
To look into those places
And be more stable
See our true faces
Grieve for our tails
To tell our true tales
Is our truest fight
The foremost achievement
Stopping the violence
Is where lies our might
To squeeze through the narrow walls
To our memories halls
One must sometimes Crawl
In subterranean rivers Of sadness
One may fall
Yet when forgotten Systems are lost in no more
And you no longer miss them
You feel your core
Not too big not too small
Just as you are
You begin to stand up tall
And closing the gap
Of our ideal
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