The Neurological Map
A brain is a map
But more so than you think
They guide and lead
But perhaps, half way down a
Long forgotten path,
Find a fault
Discover the stream and the forest
They call like sirens
While outside a war rages
Yet, one would never think,
But they are used all the time
Never recognized as they should be
Though different images they aer one,
Ineffable, impossible idea
With questions and strings attached
To be answered and verified
Rotting in a trunk until then
To open requires a key
To come alive needs an imagination
To be fulfilled desires an explorer
Sitting, waiting, rotting 'til then.
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