Impassivity
There is no sound now,
When I lower the bucket.
I have no wells to dig into,
No pockets of emotion to pull,
To write something.
A silly poem.
I am surprisingly awake,
For being hollow.
But I guess it takes nothing
To feel nothing.
Itβs hard to swallow.
Just yesterday afternoon,
Was it?
Did I feel a bud poking from the ground.
Only for snow to come,
And cover it around.
My world does not share the seasons,
But it does not enjoy the cold.
I have been sent up from a rocket into outer space.
It is always cold here,
But I am closer to the stars.
The farther I am from the real world,
Will the closer I be to my head?
If books and stories exist simply inside,
Could I jump in and join them?
Would I be nameless,
Or would I have a face again?