saṃsāra weltschmerz ⚯
my muse alighted on my bed,
treading gingerly.
astride me, she revealed her breast,
mewed the lonesome pain
that pricks every feline heart,
spoke of the waterwheel
that draws tears to the throat,
told of all the wings unfolded
at the touch of her fingertips
and the swans and icaruses
she had left in her wake.
no one thinks on my bed
of suffering,
mused the angel of thyatira,
no one ponders my fate.
how polyamory is an eddied river
that pulls with many currents,
a kármá(n) vortex street
that confuses helical flight.
how all roamers of the infinite
struggle to catch wind of
the scent trail home ♋︎
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