Poem: On the State of Paternal Lineage 04/09/2019R. Horton1 Comment The father told his son he was Proud of him because when the Marching band performed, he was The only one who stayed in line. It was a cruel thing to say, But cruelty runs in families. The boy would have his silent revenge As his father aged out of competence, Coherence, and consciousness, but The boy’s own executioner was Already born, marching for revenge, Right down the line. r horton Photo by kendall hoopes on Pexels.com Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInRedditPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...
Superposition of Marital States of Bliss and Misfortune (#poem) 11/06/2019R. Horton Photo by Burst on Pexels.com There’s always that stage Where you’re both in And you’re out, you know? You never thought you’d Be caught in the trap of “I owe it to the children.” You didn’t think you’d Ever cringe just because you heard the creak of a door. When the lid is lifted on Your Schrodinger’s Cat Marriage, you hope for death. And maybe it is a quantum Problem of superposition of states, With each profoundly undesirable. Maybe a cold observation and Measurement can settle the Confusion once and for all. So it’s the doctor who peers Inside and runs the numbers, Calculating possible futures. With all that’s going on, You don’t expect the prognosis. You aren’t really ready, but His eyes tell all as he says, “If this emotional blackmail Continues, it will kill you.” Share this:TwitterFacebookLinkedInRedditPinterestWhatsAppLike this:Like Loading...