
Some things are still becoming.
Unfinished things are often treated as failures of completion.
But this assumes
that their purpose was to end.
Consider another possibility:
Some things remain unfinished
because they are still participating
in something larger than themselves.
A thought that never resolves
might not be incomplete.
It might be
still in motion.
A conversation that trails off
may not have ended poorly.
It may have reached the edge
of what it was meant to hold.
Even a version of yourself
that never quite stabilizes
may not be lacking definition.
It may be
refusing to become fixed
before it has explored enough.
Completion is satisfying.
But it is not the only form of coherence.
Some things remain open
because closure would make them smaller.
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