Misunderstanding Mist Hidden Dangers Poem by Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)

misunderstanding is a winding road
a dangerous path
when mist rises up from sea at night
each step taken on
lose rocky ground could be our last

heated fog still night summer mist rises
heavy vapour blanket load
hides ink black silken mountain height
hides beauty beacon stars
hides heaven creation ribbon glory sight

emotion memories erased landscape
separating known locations
shifting real places into pea soup blind
sense dependent maze mind
wrong choices reward sudden ego cord

haste anger wires how swiftly stupidity cast
about proud necks stiff reign
winding gallows road fate final breath gasp
foolish footstep grace air pain
ignorant step plummets cliff fall scream rain

ignorant heart error not a moments soul ruin
how ignorant is height cloud mind
deaf to sound distance in fog measure time
blind open eyes sixth sense feed
silence demands concentration choice mend

silence in voice wisdom radar circle cast
silent to speech deception
silent to charade ego teased imperfection
silent to false imagination
silent to avoid choices masks step destruction


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