Mirage In The Distance Poem by Kurt Philip Behm

Mirage In The Distance



"Who're you really" the Sage asked again,
that look upon his face

"It depends on who I'm looking at, "
I said, his eyes now glazed

"I'm never just one thing as you've heard often
in my songs

"Like the weather I am prone to change,
from right—to oft times wrong"

"But what of your essence" he asked again,
"the core of who you are"

"My essence a myth that plagues your mind, "
dimensionally scarred

"If your eyes were a laser with vision to burn,
you still would only see

"A mirage in the distance, wrapped in a mystery
—pretending to be me"

(Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania: April,2020)

Sunday, April 12, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: mirage
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