I’d Rather Paint the Void
Like in a china bubble
I’d rather paint the void, Rather breathe some air. So much has been told I would add no noise, Rather become silence.
Then I draw a simple line, A slack line over the void, I almost touch the tiniest. Now I hear the subtle, Tiny rustles of life, Then of a sudden A flapping of wings Echoing in the space.
I feel like a china bubble Crisp and fragile. I need This vulnerability to perceive The subtle of this transparence.
