Racing the Bull Across the Page

Some write, some live; Hemingway did both

Bradley J Nordell
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Aug 30, 2024

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Photo by Jacco Rienks on Unsplash

Lonely desire like a blank page,
for he was never truly free.
Not like the bull or the elk
or soldier’s last decree.
He was an aura borealis,
longing for a hero in his bed.
God's Lighting in Spring.
Undead with a single honest
sentence. A country
within himself.
A rebel without belief.

A golden field
scythed bare.
The sun is dying
but still knows
what you cried for
alone in your bed,
a wish still on your lips
too afraid if spoken then
the magic would leave
and never return.

© Bradley J Nordell 2024

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Bradley J Nordell
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Author, poet, quantum physicist, photographer, explorer of the mind and imaginary worlds. New book "The Second Sky" is available now!

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