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Monday, April 19, 2010
The Stone
by Justine C. Tajonera
I don't know why
my heart gathers weight
and pulls me
downwards,
why no matter
how I try to
overturn
the stone
that is my
heart,
it only continues
to plunge
deeper.
Love makes it
no lighter.
I let myself find
the very bottom.
There is nowhere
else
for me.
I move slowly,
curling inwards,
into the nature
of the
stone,
feeling the edges,
the cracks,
the density
and weight
of me,
the substance
I am made of
the outcome of fire
and all the elements
coming
together,
I am
not going away,
dissipating into
the water,
I am of a rock,
what is left
that is
unbroken.
(April 19, 2010)
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