Mother, you know, this love, this eternity, should only come to a point: A poem  

Mother can I cling to memories, at will, 

like a book flipping to a page, that one 

wants to read most, summarising the 

prologue and epilogue? Would you feel  

the grief of a one-page tome torn into 

a humongous tatter of sheafs that can  

no longer be comprehensible to what was 

the primary entity that dropped a little iota of ink. 

Would you weep at the febrile, enervation of watching  

the spaces turn so deep and far due to a rapine 

as if the singular cut that caused the wound  

protracted the wound to its infinity. I only wanted the womb     

as if longing to say, Mother, it is only the first words 

that I uttered in the dimension, love and light, 

and all that I cherished belonged to that creation. It being  

just a point, just an anagoge simply existing  

in its eloquent exotic exuberation; not an analogue  

of variations. No multitude of particles that was 

so cruelly flung from my originality. It is not my  

reflection, this vast affliction! But an imposition 

of hostility on me. I have been uglied by an evil perpetrator  

who ripped me off, to force me to an extremity, 

hoping I just relinquish it all to him or submit to him, 

which I don’t intend to do and never will; thus compelling 

me to foster the disparateness and alienation of my substances 

and forget all that eternity that was once a composite 

beauty in a dot of immense density!  

Published by montecyril

Hi, I am Monte Cyril Rodrigues and live in Melbourne, Australia. I am a retired journalist. I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia. I've had voices and visions all my life. I think it is a spiritual experience, my doctors think otherwise. I am a deeply spiritual person and keep having experiences with otherworldly realms.

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