Thursday, May 25, 2006


He fell, or jumped, satisfied either way

She saw, or heard, both estranged in eccentric wreckage

Fixation on each other forcing fixation's definition to be several removed from respectability - its kissing cousin. Fixation, being the eldest, wiser to new traditions. Respectability fluid in versatility, making them equals

Eccentric wreckage

He probably fell, likely jumped - satisfied either way

She heard, premonitioned, both debris worn and willing

Both of them willing, in pursuit of a clear place. A place where debris is present, but in neat stacks off to the side or presentably piling near sheds, possibly tucked and decked into the decor

He went over - whether he fell or jumped; she, she leapt after him

Literally, no. In support, absolutely. In faith, that too. In hope, in prayer, yes and yes. In the belief that the leap is worth it, yup. In not knowing what she was doing, naturally. In if I don't some other Jane Doe will, most reasonably. In reciprocity, of course. Because to leap is human nature and to leap after another's leap is human tendency, ok

So, for whatever why, he leapt, she leapt, and now what

Eccentric wreckage

Stumble through the photogenic debris and find themselves

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