Scattering The Past
On
his birthday he rose an hour earlier than normal
He
wanted to beat the early morning rush hour traffic
To
a place where he spent a lot of his childhood
Good
thoughts, pure fun, good feelings
To
a place where he could feel those feelings again.
When
he got there he sat in his car for ten minutes or so
Collecting
his thoughts hoping for deja-vu
It
was there he could feel it, thank god.
It
wasn't a suicide trip,
A
last look at his favourite places
But
he was down as low as you can go
He
needed a spark, a sign, a lust to carry on.
This
was a service
This
was a mass
This
was D-day for him
An
invisible urn holding all his bad thoughts and memories
Were
to be scattered into the air
Scattering
the past and starting all over again.
V Topp
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