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and He knows nothing by Krystall Vega
I saw him poke his head outside his box
as he was hovering over mine
and together we made a decision:
We were to detach our dusty shackles.
It wasn't too puzzling.
I said I wanted to find some truth.
He said, "Truth? We know nothing."
The street lights were hiding the stars
and he began to anxiously strip the gutter of its starlight.
I knew what he was doing was against the norm
but it was beautiful.
"Something has to exist," I say.
As he cleaned off the stars he stole, he said "I know nothing."
We sat down as several boxes with pious symbols
began chasing a number of stray truths right past us.
We embraced the silence.
He grabbed my hand and said to me,
"You see, there lies another world
behind my eyes that I could spend
my forever exploring.
That is all I'm sure of."
At that moment,
I saw the stars blink as if they had
awakened for the very first time. 07/17/2005 Posted on 07/17/2005 Copyright © 2025 Krystall Vega
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Felicia Aguilar on 07/17/05 at 10:20 PM That last stanza is so powerful. I love your use of stars as a repeating image. Very beautiful, and very vivd! Great piece :) |
| Posted by Gregory O'Neill on 10/05/06 at 10:43 PM Thanks for the read. Enjoyed your writing here. |
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