The Unexamined Life 


Floating on a broad river of sadness.
Through a gorge. Bright sun.
Not consolation or desolation but something else.
The way I was in high school
when every morning I woke up joyous
and just did things and everthing was easy
but now the joy is so thinned out
and sheer it’s more like detachment.
The philodendron snips I keep
putting in little vases with nothing
but water and somehow they keep growing.
They’re all over the house.
I think about them. I keep track of them.
And the fog in the morning and how
it slowly burns off as the day goes on.
Leaves. Stars. Sometimes
the unexamined life is worth living.


作者
Chris Anderson

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