My thoughts are myriad and rapid
They race around my head with all the
Grace of a Mongol Horde and all the speed
Of every Flash from every alternate universe
And Then I Write
The Mongols become Tibetan monks,
Cloistered on top of a mountain, looking down at the world below
Quietly observing and seeing the currents of life as if seagulls
Gazing along a massive ocean, waves deep and imperceptible
The Flash takes off his red, green, blue, black mask and
Becomes Barry again, a man prone to error, clumsiness,
A man who takes life at the pace that it should be taken
Slow and savory like the last bite of your favorite food
Inevitably, the monks don their war gear and mount their horses
Inevitably, infinite Flashes pull on infinite masks and run out into the world
My thoughts invade the empty space, aggressive air filling a vacuum,
Like when a spaceship is punctured and the atmosphere drains
And Then I Write
For a moment, there is peace
But all peace ends.