The Flash

The Flash

A Poem by Kenny Bellamy

I wonder how it all got started,
this notion of your life
flashing before your eyes in the end.
Like cut reels of sepia tones coiling
into some inextricable lump of 
memory.
Doubtless, the highlights of an
otherwise mediocre lineup of 
birthday parties and immature 
escapades, characterized moreso
by regret than any other,
feeling.

I wonder,
is there darkness in death?
Instead of some monolithic beam
of pure white light,
merely flickers of tuna fin silver
brushing against numbing
eyeballs as limbs slowly sink deeper
into the waters at twilight.

I wonder,
Will it hurt? This last act
I've been waiting to take 
the stage for.
Malignant in the waiting,
positively terrified at the
prospect.
I can only wonder
as I wait
in no particular hurry.

© 2016 Kenny Bellamy


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wow!! I really liked that!! Your good! Keep writing!!

Posted 7 Years Ago


who knows. the world has certainly been changed by something over the years, and one can longer remember how it all got started.

you certainly paint vivid imagery of your thoughts in this piece, which I can very much appreciate.

Posted 7 Years Ago



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Added on September 26, 2016
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Kenny Bellamy
Kenny Bellamy

Fredericksburg, VA



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