No Other Reality Known
He strayed in Elysian fields
fed eyes and ears on rare
and amazing sights and
sounds, wound down
the windows, felt soft air
flow redolent and neat in
a new Spring’s awakening.
He ate the fruits hung plump
and sweet on trees rich in
nectars until replete and
drowned in a virtual
verisimilitude of imaginings.
There is no other reality known,
he complained, where I can be
as relaxed and as free of grave
contaminants, no place as easy.
Why do I have to be here alone?
© I.D. Carswell 2007-02-08
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