Poetry Blog by Randy Horton (2019, Plato)
Paradoxical Epiphany
A lakeside photo was intentionally
displayed upside down,
and it took forever for
me to come to terms
with my feeling of
unreality.
The muted reflection
established my Truth
of the world at that
moment, while I
struggled to accept
the clear and sharp
presentation of
existence upside down.
I thought of the paradox,
momentarily,
and suddenly realized
what Plato must have meant.
Monday 11th November 2019 2:13 pm
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