Unveiling Hidden Echoes: The Enigmatic Depths of G. S. Katz’s “Words on the Embankment”
Have you ever paused to ponder the silent choreography playing out in the quiet hours between destinations—the days “between stations,” as if life itself were a train perpetually pulling away, leaving us suspended in those moments of early morning blue? There’s something oddly comforting yet unsettling about the collision of caffeine-fueled alertness with the cold logic of math, all wrapping around cryptic “words on the embankment.” You can run – or hide – but the shadow behind the sun finds a way to catch you every time, doesn’t it? It’s a haunting reminder that even in our bustling, measured lives, some truths slip quietly in, silhouetted yet unmissable. Intrigued? Thought-provoking, isn’t it, how poetry can distill such elusive experience into a few whispered lines? Dive in—this one’s a riddle wrapped in dawn’s quiet light.
days between stations
early morning blue
caffeine and math
words on the embankment
if you run
if you hide
fear not
the shadow behind the sun
will catch you…
