Yes, wildflowers die; should they be afraid of death?: A poem

I take a cursory look at the time, the moment

I awake, because sleeping and awakening no

longer are a diurnal ritual, but a condominium of

subsistence. Am I still livid, or is the throbbing in

 my soul only from physical pain? Am I not fancying

visiting my keyboard because of my aversion to

exhibit my candour (from which the opportunists get

the leverage), or because of the creak in

my shoulder? I have always wondered of the

faintly touted moot:  Is the percussion of destruction a

precursor of creation? If you shatter the egg, do you

get a reinvented chicken? I just don’t want to know

between thinking, speaking and doing…if you all want

to believe I’m done or undone or done in? If self-rectitude

was the action of those that judge others, we would be

in a better place. Sometimes, there is a distinct line between

lecture, lection, lectern and legwork? Is that hypocrisy in

legislature? We have important men whose portfolio is

full of unoriginal borrowed feathers and ideas. Must I

dilly-dally to encourage hip swinging whores, then?

Better they assume my lies reserved for spineless treacherous

liars! I feel maggoty in my substantial insubstantiation,

if I think of taking a Sabbatical! Can they see, I never belonged

out of seeking convenience? I’d rather decompose, disappear?

Yes, wildflowers die! Should they be afraid of death?

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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