Schrodinger's Fate
From a working collection of poems

Fluxes of foiling, fortunate fate
Cast up from warring eternity
Bludgeoned in back and forth battle
Of realization carried forth unrealized
Freedom of will forming in the cataclysm
Of this forever manifesting contest
Be one of failure or success?
The colliding truths of coexistence
The bestowing of armoring, weaponizing will
May be laid upon both sides of unresolved outcome
Heart hearing and heeding, guiding and pleading
Set in sensing, naked anticipation upon the sidelines
Who be you who knows what to do?!
Yet another idle interpreter, perchance?
You who are the vanquished
You who are the champion
You who are the interceder of fate
All of it is in your hands
Doubtingly falling through your fingers
As you conceive of your tragedy
Your will designs its defeat
Will you not take up arms once again?!
You who bears blade and shield of firing furnace!
Lit of the eternal flame forever within, never without
Granting the only means to strike for the future
Feel not the desperation of the faltering furnace
Cold with diffidence, fearing tomorrow’s descent
Simultaneously seen from high above the battle
Impervious with hard won, static self-assurance
How hath your furnace become, my friend?!
Hungrily fed the fuel, or starving for flame?!
About the Creator
Nick Jameson
Of the philosopher-poet mold, though I'm resistant to molds. I'm a strongly spiritual philosophical writer and progressive ideologue. I write across genres, including fiction, non-fiction and poetry. Please see my website infiniteofone.com.


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