I saw a great cloud, out my kitchen window, and I yearned to share it with you. I was going to run, down to the dock, to snap a photo for you. I remembered wise words, on the age of the immediate, pervasive and constant, visual. I considered my love for images, created by a sharp mind, when we read other’s words. I do not wish to rob you, of an opportunity to exercise, your own imaginative psyche. I saw a great cloud, out my kitchen window, a colossal rectangle! I saw a great cloud, out my kitchen window, quilted, in a perfectly recurring motif! I saw a great cloud, out my kitchen window, a bouncy strato-cumulus sky-duvet! I saw a duck, out my kitchen window, as if landing, on its (eider)downy surface! I laughed at the irony, of the (duck)down duvet, and what we may have missed, had I run, to snap a photo, in my desire, to share this experience, with you. ~Marcela: introspective; on all the things social media could take away from me... March 30, 2018 Poetry and writing: All Rights Reserved
I Saw A Great Cloud…
30 Friday Mar 2018
Posted in Poetry

Your chainsaw voice
has dismembered
the last vestiges of sanity
in my human shell
severed the final tendon
connecting compassion to my heart
Your rusty-grater words
have shredded
the final ounce of patience
in my once limitless hoard
corroded beyond salvage the walls
containing my desire to be your ally
Your atomic bomb behaviours
have irradiated
the remaining molecule of hope
for your salvation
jaded this now impermeable spirit
to anything but its own voice.