Saturday, September 10, 2022

The Wilder Reasons

 

One soul will endure, similar to cultures, a likeness akin to tragedies.     Emotion is kinetic.     (Others will watch.)     What we call as God will erupt: people, esoteria, powers.     I was redundant in my suffering—people pointed it out; rather, eloquence of soul, was received with ambition.     I knew spirits are with us; rowdy, bawdy, or enforcing souls; to cause curiosity, to haunt adversaries, such spaces are prevalent in religiosity.     There are ways to learn.     We don’t do things accordingly.     With cultures, blood, pain, and suffering run into trenches.     Of certainty, to use what has been given, to unveil elements, to shock an opponent; true bewilderment, overrunning faucets, (an appreciation for opponents, for they give purpose to existence).     Somewhat selfish: not addicted to pain, as much as to reservoirs and offshoots—again, to have life in the one opposed.

In a softer voice, rolling in skies, lost to agendas and goals, with heaven seeming so colored; the side panel angels, remarkable occurrences, made into logical patterns … I begin to realize why most keep it to self, inside a given arena, whilst the lion is watching, roaring, humble, untamed.     Once people know, they are reluctant to speak: some raise their hands, others take notes and listen.

It was unusual on its account. It was by folly—to have become iniquitous, to have access to difficulty;

(What we forfeit for both our souls and identities!)

By light into a dark tunnel: (Most are charged with sight).

With sounding human, it spins a web, at some perception—it sounds reaching.

Indeed. One will ask for mercy. The other is concerned with power. Many of us are passionately indifferent—despite, the contradiction. We learn through feelers, tentacles, receptors.

On many levels—life is existence, and both are misleading—and both need to feel heard. 

Strumming a Harp

By language we speak to audibility and coherence. To compose to feel understood, in spite of language applied. A person spends years misunde...