Curious, adjective: eager to know or learn something; expressing curiosity; strange; unusual.
Inevitable, adjective: Certain to happen; unavoidable; informal: So frequently experienced or seen that it is completely predictable.
Wary, adjective: Feeling or showing caution about possible dangers or problems.
The day came
It was inevitable
Wary from the anticipation
The good-bye came and went
The good-bye came and went
Curious to where this would lead
Empty inside
Waiting with longing
Curious of arrival
It is inevitable
That one would be
Wary from all this waiting
Empty and lost
Searching with curiosity
It is safe to say
The inevitable came and went
Still empty and lost
Wondering if there will be a return
Empty
Wondering if there will be a return
Empty
~ Beth~
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Swimming weather down at the bottom of the world Bethe.
ReplyDeleteBit of a mind twister this one....clever use of the words:)
This felt like a very thorough exploration of words and ideas..even the shape on the page was like a thought dropping..
ReplyDeleteA great way of finding around word usage. Cleverly done, Beth!
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amazing how anticipation can make one wary, but quite true. my brain is rolling around with a multitude of thoughts...the ponderance of "return" has me a bit wary to the answer.
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