Tuesday, November 29, 2022

Conscious But Unconscious

 

The way it ends, it was destined. The way it begun it was foretold. The pain was necessary, the revenge will disappoint us both. I see visions—much mental activity. Love was pure, another was crooked, seeing it so much, muddies one’s perception. If pure of soul, relish in that. If shady, plus, semi-religious, consider it redemption. It shouldn’t have occurred, it shouldn’t have happened, but tears are purification. So laxed in perception, so convenient in thought, tortured, battered, and hurt; the fire cleansing the temple, the reason to kill the messenger, the hurting becoming a vendetta.

 

I was lost in darkness, still there, so absent to purity. Praising Father, wanting greatness, disbelieving in Father’s children. Seeing it play out, time and again, learning to play pretend. Maybe some people see all beauty, maybe they ignore the havoc, maybe they wrestle a tumor. I keep hope for the hopeless. I fret the ending of time. Maybe the universe will collapse. Maybe it will withstand itself. Maybe I’ll come back—conscious, but unconscious. None really can fathom probability. It will continue. I will be present.

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...