Workshop
Sonnet
Published on October 26, 2020
Workshop
Sonnet
My mind is as an empty town
All the busy bustles mostly gone.
Only a stray reason and some memory
Hawk their wares in this town empty.
My vital is as a stripped woodland,
Only stumps of charred bark stand.
No birds or leaves or brooks here
Only a bare wind wandering austere.
My physical is as a busy workshop
For here where the mind does stop
I find a growing sense of immanence
That shapes me a new permanence.
My being is as a workshop busy
But none can gaze at its curiosity.