the obscurity of falling
what they never tell you is that you lose the will of your soul
yet simultaneously find the meaning of serenity
how terrifying of a thing
to have every seeming weakness
put into projection
to feel all that was once unfamiliar
rarely do they mention
how slow it can happen
how time becomes a simple construct
they fail to tell you about the words that often go unspoken
being conveyed through obscure actions
the sun and the moon
become metaphorical characters
in every form of art that can be depicted
every element of nature
an adjectival piece of an endless wonder
how dangerous is it
that there’s no attempt at a warning
that on the most unexpected of days
in the most unexpected of ways
we become intoxicated by the complexity of another
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