04-09-2017, 04:55 AM
Hi Elizazile,
I have had threats of approaching mania, that feeling of plate balancing
(and spinning) in the past, so this poem is understandable to me.
Thank you kindly for the read.
I wake, a waitress wake can mean two things here.
Balancing five or six plates, a desperation to keep many things in balance at once
Which I refuse to set down,
And carry table to table instead,
Thrilled to be put to work. happy for distractions at times
All aflutter for weeks now excitement about an event or happy time ahead
I can't quite say
That this feels good anymore
Just that slowing down
wouldn't;
Would be a puddle of milk
Spilled and seeping,
Threatening to down
My tower of tenuous tomorrows.
I no longer feel my center
But see myself, the center
Of a web of glass entanglements I understand the compulsion of a glass sea
Sustained by never glancing away,
Shattered by a deep breath the end here puzzles me
Have a wonderful day.
I hope your writing brings you
warmth & comfort. Blessings.
I have had threats of approaching mania, that feeling of plate balancing
(and spinning) in the past, so this poem is understandable to me.
Thank you kindly for the read.
I wake, a waitress wake can mean two things here.
Balancing five or six plates, a desperation to keep many things in balance at once
Which I refuse to set down,
And carry table to table instead,
Thrilled to be put to work. happy for distractions at times
All aflutter for weeks now excitement about an event or happy time ahead
I can't quite say
That this feels good anymore
Just that slowing down
wouldn't;
Would be a puddle of milk
Spilled and seeping,
Threatening to down
My tower of tenuous tomorrows.
I no longer feel my center
But see myself, the center
Of a web of glass entanglements I understand the compulsion of a glass sea
Sustained by never glancing away,
Shattered by a deep breath the end here puzzles me
Have a wonderful day.
I hope your writing brings you
warmth & comfort. Blessings.
there's always a better reason to love

