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The Unending Search

A hunt poem

By Judah LoVatoPublished 3 months ago 1 min read
The search for Truth

I’ve heard my quarry lives here

In the mountains of books

Where shelving rows bloom

in full foliage of colored spines

It lies in wait

Ready to pounce

On unsuspecting minds

But shy of those who seek it

It runs away

It buries itself in leaves of pages

Camouflaged by simplicity

In ink-pen drawings of Shonen Manga

and the marvelous antics of hero comics

It hides it’s call in heart-broke sighs

Of teen romance or silly songs

It hides and waits, then shows itself

Not to the worthy, the great, or the wise,

But those who are ready to see it:

The foolish, the small, the humble

The peasant, the noble, the king

Some see it and say it is goodness

It’s beauty, it’s pure and it’s right

While others who reel in revulsion

Say it’s ugly, corrosive and foul

It’s all things to all, and nothing to none-

And my hunt has just begun.

fact or fiction

About the Creator

Judah LoVato

My collection of sometimes decent writing

Which I've left "there" for seekers to seek

Though I lack the grandeur of that Pirate King

Perhaps these pebbles can be a light

In this life, this laughing tale

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