It feels like magic. It’s quite scientific. (When a face talks to itself.) And art seems therapeutic, in its angst and anxiety. One masterpiece (a whole existence). Love is ingenious. And I still have affection for skies. We never understood existence; indeed, breath, blues, jazz, and objectivity. Life
has an undercurrent, an undulation, where energy aids in healing and alarming. It still feels mystic in tone, shape, and color. One reads and reflects. Art is public, maybe centered on self, maybe a vague passage to reality, aphorisms that speak and point at wisdom. I can’t help but notice a
property—even vengeance has a need to interact. I never asked for what morphed inside. We concentrate on clarity, ever moved by magic, to sense some have honed prowess. In accepting perspective, one sees in self a flaw; nevertheless, each person must focus on his or her gifts.
Notwithstanding, to have life, to cherish inheritance, to dance by yogic armor, seas of feelings, wondering while envying giants. A wounded soul will have positions on life; sweet metaphysics, axioms challenged, a need for reality in its depth. Such fiats fail. Saddened eyes, unveiling
existence. We gauge responses in discussion, they point us in some direction. It can be numen in its exhilaration. It might generate chi out the depth of melancholy—surfing atmosphere, leaping about portals, part devastated, part affirmed, part delivered.