Coasting
- Nadine Yassin

- May 6
- 1 min read
I am faceless,
and I do not resist,
the flux which flows,
and knows.
Like transcendental blood,
only mud is left after flood.
Thicker than water,
I would rather,
sit
and wander.
Careful I am,
I wish I hadn’t ran.
From that which is space,
as if it was a race.
Energy isn’t the matter,
it’s merely a ladder.
Space.
Energy.
Matter.
Time.
These poems don’t necessarily have to rhyme.




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