Shifting Focus

by | Oct 14, 2020 | Poetry | 0 comments

Shifting Focus
disappointed
that no one
looks at
him
the performer
started to
look at
himself
and enjoying
what he
did
forgot the
faint signs
disappointment
lost in his
own world
intimately interconnected
and when
he was
drawn to
the beauty
of silence
and visualised
the million
possibilities
he realised
the crowd
around him
had been
hypnotised

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