Rosebush
If someday I look out my window
To find you were gone, not even a petal,
Then I know everything else must go.
The last living thing in this desert would be
And then even I would cease to exist, doubting
It could only be me left.
If someday I were to look out my window
To find you were dead,
Then I would know life must be a reflection,
A mere void.
For if I am the only one,
Then I too am only a dream.
How queer knowing is,
For if I grow and eat and drink and breath,
And if you grow and eat and drink and breath,
Then life must exist,
And it cannot simply be a haze.
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