Symmetrical Consciousness A Poem by:
Copyright shall at all times remain vested in the Author. No part of the work shall be used, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the Author's express written consent. Life, to be sweet, must be cruel. Does anyone know who I am? Beyond cohesion, I am fool, the other face of you in flam.
Martyr the flesh, awake at dawn, Maharishi behind my song. I am you, in hydrous Blouson. Born of water, life is long.
Symmetrical waves, we are one. I never weep but laugh and love. Transparent light, the rays of sun, like silken whispers, shine above.
The leaves turn over a dark soul. The wind whispers a hidden script. The love we hate, which keeps us whole, is the killer when once it's tipped.
Mouths of acid burn the bitter, eating innocence with a voice. Night unglues and steals the glitter, stamping "PAID" on its due invoice.
The dreaming delta, dancing deep, the secret vertigo of verve, is like a sentry of our sleep, the silent echo of a curve.
And I am you, and you are me - the movement of silk across the earth. We share one face, though two we see, like sky and moon are joined at birth.
Linda Marie Van Tassell
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