Fork
Two paths conjoined at time’s own feet
Make opposite what we entreat.
Ever-present, never both,
Abstaining: choosing just the same.
Though life is not a game.
The fork divides the mind in two.
The knife divides the heart.
The body holds our sentient
From tearing it apart.
The hand delivers brain’s extent;
The foot guides what we see.
And though we roam in liberty,
Our soul is far from free.
A fork is more a mental tool,
Causing our minds to choose.
If nothing’s truly ours to own,
We have nothing to lose