Beneath The Floor Poem by Kale Beaudry

Beneath The Floor

Rating: 2.8


Time to take a look, past the web and dust,
This life is all dimensions—forgotten
Lies take on the form of ghosts, without trust;
But there is the Thinker, thinking rotten
Thoughts that linger back and forth, finding faith.
Digging deeper, searching for the headless;
It worms its way through time, through frozen space,
Around stars, suns, slaves, hiding from success.
Finally found, the answer lies in cracks,
Inside a mirror of a mirror, glass
And body impeding a hand of black;
Tempting, touching, but the truth has no mass.
The Thinker thinking upon a glass floor,
Not the while knowing his mind and more.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Patti Masterman 14 July 2009

This is impressive writing which is both confounding (in the good way) and awesome. It's like one of those fearless-truth poems which seeks to find the nature of reality.

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Raj Arumugam 23 April 2009

Deep, thought-provoking poem..The imagery and the expression is astounding...

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Kale Beaudry

Kale Beaudry

Vancouver, BC, Canada
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