The Hole
by Genuine Suede

Down inside a dim, dirt-walled cylindrical hole,
With room enough just for me,
I stand,
Arms straight at my sides,
Like a student in detention.
I can spin and not touch the wall,
But that's all.
Out of reach above my head,
Lies the edge.
I can't climb out.

There's blue sky above my hole,
But nothing else.
And nothing stirs;
No flying bird,
No waving branch,
Not even a creeping bug.

I sense, without seeing,
there are other pods nearby,
other souls in holes,
just like mine.
But we don't talk;
We don't try.

I'm awake--endlessly,
Infinitely Aware...
There's no one to care.

There's no beginning
And no end, this life;
It just is.
This hole -- and me in it.

(C)

For info about me, see under my name, above.

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