“We chase beauty, chase love, a hug from someone near, if lucky, if lucky indeed.”
Beauty in a time of the paradoxical. Beauty as distraction: buoy. We are constantly reminded of contradictions, these days overwhelmed, godsmacked.
To find oneself distracted is a welcomed experience, lost in a pile of books, cloudy blue skies. We chase beauty, chase love, a hug from someone near, if lucky, if lucky indeed. Beauty is a salve, always has been, now even more. It’s not that we bury our heads in denial, we need to survive, emotionally, be the builders of the future, the ones depended, and silently, dependent: a paradox of living, as always, even more.
“We know that tomorrow will come, that it will be different, always will be, even more, now.”
To write of beauty seems empty, but here a quick grasp at something known, physical, for the body and the mind, survival mode in an era of paradox: beauty and sorrow. We know that tomorrow will come, that it will be different, always will be, even more, now. Here I won’t speak of flowers, nor sonnets of love, I’ll let the beauty be yours, for the seeing and holding: the weight, and the pause.