graveflowers

grave flowers wait silently seeminglyfor

nothing, not to say that they are fornothing,

not to say that they are not doing just whatthey

are meant to be doing (humanperspective),

with questions: they are life for thedead

or a reminder of life for the living (whichseems

somewhat unnecessary when doinganything

but looking at them) or a gift of life for thedead

(which seems superstitious and belowmoderns)

they areunusually

like and unlike pills - whose wait, at least, is farmore

active. they are found, rattled, swishedswallowed,

dropped on a variety of floors that wouldsurely

envy make grave flowers which leadsto

bouncing burrowing ricocheting scootingsliding

etc often into andor under unknownsurfaces -

which here - as well as random(?)colors -

though by different design, reminds mespecifically

of graveflowers