Damnit, Gravity!
tried waiting for the words
to come like ants to the onion
I dropped beside the grill,
haphazardly feeling themselves towards
and away,
making contact in the dimming light
with one another in no discernable composition,
feeling curved contours, perfectly seared
to my blackened taste, and retreating,
to tell others, point the way
in hive mind harmony,
collectively conscious
of their next meal;
but nothing came
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Sometimes words are such teases hiding in the recesses of our mind and heart like children in the backyard hide and seek of another day.
Well, your title drew me in, and the poem did not disappoint!
I love when poets make something out of nothing.