Clear
A Baynes st poem

That was the well of the mind,
Where the river winds to dry fathoms of air
And sun-crawl insects hide.
That was where there use to be a place to
die.
And I, in that Dreamtime knew not, dare not
To walk the stretch beside the river
Once I called mine.
I used to think I belonged to me.
Now I see I'm any other, almost not me at all.
I'm the universal. I'm everyone whose
Gone before; the unego.
Perfectly alone and single.
I am beside the river, still. Though somehow
more clear.

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Comments
A superb piece of poetry, to come out the other side even better than when you went in is a magnificent task. Kudos dearest Rory. 🌹 Bravo 👏
You are wise, H. And kind to boot.