Simplify

I make things so big That I pale in comparison. I construct intricate, composite, and nuanced realities, But I, myself, am simple. I overload the weight of words and their tone, That I, in my weakness, can’t carry alone All things seem complex and so infinite, but me. I absorb, and inhale, And can draw only dichotomies. This or that. Yes or no. Oh yes, I can stay — No, I really must go. But these chasms are false And they reek contradiction. For if I build and I create, These polarities become fiction.