Monday, November 1, 2021

Error a Man May Utter

 

perception is a wiggly line. many know this. many proceed anyhow. I spoke in error, knowingly, after the fact, some were quick to correct the error. through consciousness, we might know points, where there’s correlation. I remember intense pursuit, over a faux pas, realizing accuracy. it slipped my mind, where it germinated, was it not raw experience? the point of departure knows its concentration, reception is more difficult to discern.

many keen brains, many perceptive correlations, it might be as one thought it to be.

there’s an undertow, a different movement, it differs from its surface; the light is life, some wiggly line, when is perception authentic; a thin piece of paper, maybe papyrus, whom to value for ink? intention is another case, determining reception, perception dictates response.

recent raindrops unveiled disorder—sweat would trickle—reality would appear in disguise. choir would open, disarray would erupt, harmony would sit in many palms.

the great error, or precise error, or perception.

one will understand conception versus reception; even then, would it require training—specialty—or concentration?

in truth, something may reach someone unintended. many people set in motion, consciousness, might add light to the matter.     

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