The River Of Fear
- Timothy Dale Jones
- Mar 6
- 1 min read
is turbid and confounding.
You can feel its distortion,
swim in its ephemeral
largeness at night,
but it’s not endless.
And you are more
than the “what if”
scenarios filling gaps
around your muscles,
holding you in place,
waiting and waiting
for some of kind of
rescue from hands
that are too busy
to notice their own
inaccessibility.
Perhaps no one will
ever mention this, but
what's REAL doesn’t
just exist for others.
Enter, and let it enter,
interfere, and interrupt
icy currents that carry
you away from living.
The mystics bear witness
that even paradise has
deep waters to cross
with your own shivering
body causing ripples.

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