objective

peering through our window,
squinting into the light and
assuming that colour is
objective
then cutting off a square
and twisting the wavelengths
into knots that we can
beat with our fists
until sore
the patches of sky
that we see overhead
turn grey with age
and mottle before us
shall we dance on yellowing grass
and reach for clouds
to coax from them
a halfhearted yes,
I knew him Horatio?
whisper of a breeze
on softening skin
as we plot our next move,
assuming that thinking is
objective
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Grew up in Hobart, Tasmania, now living in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Kind of a music guy, writes a bit. Pushing 50.

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