From the
train window, I gaze,
at the
stretch
where
fields get wider
and houses sparser,
and at that
silhouette
on the slope by the ditch,
perfect
curves,
a living
hieroglyph.
I regularly
pass and gaze
and in my
gaze I catch
these
outlines…eternity?
A word so
easy to pronounce,
so teasing
and restful…
I pass and
gaze and plunge
into this
sudden permanence,
this
regular moment of the grass,
while being
swarmed
away.
2 comments:
Excellent poem. You are so right about the word eternity: it is a tease, promising perhaps what it can't deliver, but easing our passage for a time. This works well.
I love watching out of train windows too, and I can just imagine your little moment of eternity
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