A poem about asking questions and living with the answers and how it relates to writing. |
-To Trust It- by Keaton Foster This heart My soul Wonders sown God’s simple gift Can it be this Why not Should I ask Acumination Summation Then back again This heart To trust it When nothing Not a single thing Can be believed Life, so surreal Empty at times Does it feel Then again Full is the cup That runneth over Spilling out wisdom Of course at a price Sanity is an illusion Perpetrated upon The collected masses They don’t know But people like me Those so widely aware Know what’s happening Wise we at times seem Crazy concepts we bleed Each line hides between Each verse screams A universal truth To trust it Is and will always be The only real question Who is asking Mute is the point Of the blade thrusted Deep into our envious gut We suffer for our ideas We scream For what we deem Is quite real Reality is at best An experiment of opinion To trust it That is the question And what we should be asking A reply may of course be forthcoming But we must be aware that the reply Could lead to a new question One maybe not so worth asking… To Trust It Written by Keaton Foster Copyright © 2013 |