Too many eggs. |
| I have joined the Earth and grown as cold. A proper slant upon intractable flanks. Eggs demand my life; they test my limits with some such trickery beyond my ken. Presto say ovoid ova, fourteen of albumin and yolk that have not any right to be. The carton cannot speak, yet still I see no flawed design, design for twelve as twelve suits me just fine. A sleuth may explain this current egg conundrum, where an extra two appear when I unhinge the lid. Maybe he would spin like me in definitions undetermined. They idle in dim light these eggs, they prove outré beginnings. My condition no concern, a crush aside the living. I see as much, dark sacs in tumble, steel floats like morning storm; a swirl of straw in icy rain, mauve flame in verdant meadow. No hopes aflutter nor long stares can alter mathematics. I would rather say I dream than wrestle with enigma. I am bereft of utter debt, for eggs shape glad and mammon... and I am merely mortal. 34 Lines Writer’s Cramp 9-7-14 |