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Eyeballs in the Snow

Archaeology is the closest thing to art

It plays the necessary part

Of discovering a perspective never seen before

A little dot then making my allure

Let me setting set the wedding whiter than a sandy shore

Not a beach but we are in a field of snow

All is white and fresh, unsown

At first beauty then wind blown

I am losing my attention

Spanning edgeless blank dimension

It is unmarked to incredible degree

As I scan the pearly vision my eyes alight on not a thing

Imagine that

A world unchanged and entirely predictable

Where the greatest claim you make is kicking up a little blow

First the footprint fills as angry mark turns lump then whiter grin

The forces felling difference like the forecast blots the sun

Excuse me, sin

And so I kick kick kick

I scrape scrape scrape

I lick lick lick

I rake rake rake

Falling to the ground in mental break break break

Hm

What is that?

I see red in tiny rows

I see white more pure than snow

I reach slowly towards a strangely opaque orb all nestled low

Oh my god a spark of color

Oh my god a ruddy brother

Twins of sight so tiny, buried, but aglitter among the flurries

It's an iris grown of blue with heart of black and pupils too

It's the only interesting thing I've even seen in this white room

Then I realize THIS IS ART!

THIS IS ART!

And now I know

Art is eyeballs in the snow

Art is unexpected growth

Set there before you now but as something you could never ever show

Imagine that

Unearthing the whites which blend in with the blanket

Confused by the little blue and red veins and

unsure what you were looking at at first

Until the pupil meets your gaze too

And you have to do one of those icy air gasps

Because you didn’t expect what you were looking at to look back

Imagine that

Just Complaining (Some thoughts and a poem)

Dead lives