to, not from



... (distinctions)

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today I felt the need,
the need to move away;
this place is much too close
and reeks of yesterday.

you say I should prefer
to outlast, to endure
– not clamor to escape
the demons at the door;

but it’s not the same as running –
there’s a diff’rence between flight
and the things you have to do
to get back to the light.

  • thanks -- while I wrote this geared to the idea of running to being better than running from, it has occurred to me that running away can sometimes be a worthy effort unto itself. which makes me think i should try writing something about that too
  • I like it. There's definitely a difference between running away and trying to get back to the light. Good work.
  • apreziosi
    There's a difference between running from something and running to something.
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