Bare Bones
This morning the top of my skull popped off
I noticed it dangling askew
The hook on the left had unfastened itself
With the right hardly holding for two
I ran my hands over the misaligned seam
And the gaping space left by the split
The smooth and the cool and the emptiness
The prominences and the pits
With great care I began placing pieces
And gently I reshaped the hooks
But the bare bones they brought me to beauty
This death cannot be overlooked
-a.r.
~ by April on March 27, 2015.
Posted in Body, Death, Humanity, Identity, Loss, Meditation, Poetry, Whimsy
Tags: Anatman, Bare Bones, beauty, Bones, Death, lacan, No-self, Philosophy, poetry, Skull, Split subject, Thinking, Thought
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jinxx ♠ xoxo
Thanks so much. Much love to you on this Friday afternoon.
Edgar Allen Poe meets Emily Dickinson
Perhaps the single best compliment I have ever received. To say thank you would be too presumptuous, but I am moved by the comparison.