Window Pane Reflection
In youth, inverse voyeur, I watched the world.
By Kevin McClintockPublished 8 years ago • 1 min read

In youth, inverse voyeur, I watched the world;
aperture, akimbo legs, a hurdy-
gurdy head my camera obscura.
Unpinned, black holes for eyes, the world when flipped
turned out inside, left right. What right word left
for liquid, light-bent quiddity? Observe,
two views I'd spied and both deserved
their parity; so crab wise I alike
would walk beneath the firmament of earth
and down the corridors of tilted trees
hung perpendicular to taunt the sky.
Now, in a narrow window's casement eye,
transported to that transposed plane, my feet
now head for their antipodes so meet.

About the Creator
Kevin McClintock
Master of Arts, Cambridge writer and teacher. Interests: Cosmology, Philosophy, Theology, Literature, Music, Politics and Science.


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