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Untitled
January 24, 2019
If I had a word to describe how I felt
I wouldn’t still feel it
The absence of knowing
makes its presence known
more so than the fear of the anonymous challenge itself
And without a name
it is impossible to counter this antagonist
that dares to climb the table of contents
in this autobiography
I have no cure
for this untitled contamination
that threatens to bubble over and spread
to the tips of my fingers
The lack of definition allows the heart to lead
before the brain can argue
that it should not follow
If I had the word for that
I wouldn’t know how that felt
© Grace K., Port Washington, NY
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My idea of trying to express how I feel without the right word for it.