Spark
This towering, skeletal wax candle
melting away.
Slightly lighting the aperture.
With hazy flickers of insightful light.
Those whom pass,
their breath feeding
I burn faster, brighter.
The sweet smoky tangs of truth,
lingering on this canvas.
Then they are gone.
Just me.
As I continue to melt
steadily reaching my demise.
I become weak I keel over,
Plunging towards this block.
Collapsed to point zero
in the smothering smoke.
For the moment seems.
This vision has gone…
suddenly in the dust.
Out of the hollowness, out of the blackness.
A spark...
The light breaks,
through the subtle hazing
Of smoke.
Kindling every vision
Life, society and
The judgement of the social pyramid
Society brings me my life again
Taking their breath
building me.
Everything exploding on this.
Halted art
Now a blaze
Fierce. Scorching. Daring.
loved by those who feel the warmth
Hated by those burnt by the truth
of this sweltering creation.
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