Sunday, October 12, 2008

Ignition: I’ll see you in space

Lie back and bend like a lilac
Illuminate this black space like a gamma ray blast
We say that we need a place that won’t fade fast
Yet we’ve constructed humanity’s destruction veiled as protection from a combat attack 
Love: Our symbiotic existences remain a necessary trap 
We remained locked in a spherical cycle of life and death gaps
Some people gasp but the fact is that the key to longevity is a balancing act
Souls fill in the gaps that bodies and minds lack, knowing that we can’t go back 
If peace and happiness is what we all seek to make last in this earth so vast 
Live with a hunger for it before the earth folds and lapses in an eternal cold collapse
Friendship: fueled by an individual’s divine passion for surviving past 
Infanthood’s epic vulnerability and adolescences’ quest for freedom’s grasp 
Past adulthood’s attractions to cash and laughs and the inevitability of death’s trap 
Tragic plane crash and a rash of brash decisions explain today’s volatile act 
How can a population with common desires and needs fight as centuries elapse 
We’ve lived past famines and plagues, world wars and cold wars and have sworn pacts
God: The one constant if you believe or not, a steadfast symbol of hope’s impact
Are we meant to sit and hold back as a law enacts and as our civil liberties are attacked? 
Will it get rougher? Will achieving happiness in the future mean suffering though a life that’s completely void and lack. 


Listen, as silence is opportunistic, we must learn to trust not ourselves but our instincts
If we close our eyes in revitalizing sleep, will we weep for moments missed not meant to keep?
And if an instant life can change or even cease to remain, how do we change yet remain the same and keep lit this eternal flame?
Will I be resurrected, and face the consequences of my intentional actions? I don’t know but I’ll keep living life with unfaltering passion 
I’ll see you in space where memories can’t be erased, and if light still lingers I’ll be able to retrace the softness of your face
Wisdom: as we grow older experiences change us and we can’t remain the same, limitless and infinite in the amount some ascertain 
I’ll see you then as you see me now, in space among nebulous clouds where smiles will be standard and frowns aren’t allowed 
Let’s build together from this day forward taking only one step first; maybe we can make a difference in our dust spec corner of the universe
Hold hands and pray for a place before our DNA disintegrates without a trace, a piece of the eternal, immortal, happiness we desired but never felt its taste. 
We will rise again… I’ll see you in space

Introduction

Hi. The following blog entries are poems that I have written over the years.  My passion for writing started when I was very young and really developed when I was 18. The poems I will post are a look into my life and thoughts.   Although most are based on experiences I have been through there are some that are not.  I also post on a great website www.creative-poems.com.  If you want to know more about me, or my poems, or just have anything to say feel free to contact me at: maybememoriessm@gmail.com.