The Cyclist

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Philosophical Poetry

Photo by Deepak Choudhary on Unsplash

Two perfectly round wheels

Swirling over a horizontal, black strip of asphalt

Gyrating, silently,

Gyrating swiftly,

Gyrating unobtrusively

Between them, legs spinning, regularly, repeatedly

A metal cat’s cradle dividing them

The wheels move the cradle,

The wheels move the cyclist,

The asphalt strip bears the wheels

The asphalt strip conveys the cyclist

Who transports who?

What moves what?

Which is the moved?

Which is the Mover?

The cyclist?

The wheels?

The asphalt strip?

The cat’s cradle?

Two perfectly round wheels

Swirling over a horizontal, black strip of asphalt

Gyrating softly,

Gyrating gently,

Gyrating…

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Carlos García Durazo
Carlos García Durazo

Written by Carlos García Durazo

Art, curiosity, and a quest for knowledge have brought me to four different countries and beyond --and the voyage goes on. Follow my account!

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