But will be back.
But will be back.
All the searching was not pointless,
But was without destination.
All the learning created thoughts and memory,
But did not bring me peace;
Rather, the hunger increased.
All the lovers brought experience,
To each other, but, like a lit candle, could not sustain itself.
All the suffering, did not produce meaning,
But rather fortitude, reinforcing the ego.
Only surrender gave me something,
As I looked desperately for meaning.
For the one within me,
And it too failed, through too much desire.
Now, my desire neutered,
I find myself placed, awaiting …
Nothing.
It has won.
So I contemplate nothingness, and wallow in my lack of purposefulness,
To determine if this is not another destination,
A dark night of the soul,
On my journey.
Or if I am home, and this is it. Being.
Today I left the station without belongings,
Seemingly on my way to work,
Or some other destination which I should have known.
This time, however, I just followed the crowd.
There were no subway maps,
No indicators as to how I might get there,
So I jumped on and followed a group which seemed like-minded,
Or rather like-dressed.
I disembarked with them at some major intersection of routes,
Not knowing which way to turn,
But felt I was on my way.