Nothing More
There is nothing more
than an inconsistent melody
tickling my hollow ears,
and a myriad of images
blur across my eyelids
as I sit alone in my own mind.
Nothing more than silence
pierces the noise I expect.
My surroundings have become
nothing more than a puzzle
I can't solve.
As if imprisoned in a spell,
yet roaming freely where reality
is nothing more
than everything
I've never been able to understand.
Everything I have ever known
to be logical is nothing more
than my reality reversed.
Memories are distracted anew,
and are nothing more than
questioned stray thoughts
in the unconscious world.
Pondering mysteries is nothing more
than questioning a phenomenon,
challenging one's ability to grasp.
Emptiness is nothing more
than flying on the wings
of a clear mind,
and peace is nothing more
than snow falling
on a warm,
cloud-speckled day.
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