Tuesday, May 3, 2016

May the Swan Breathe?

There’s freedom for souls—as disguised in freedoms, a modicum of this freedom. You must seek for freedoms, the measure of our minds, running through an hourglass; for hiccups come, to alter said freedoms, to harness perception; but more the freedoms, as born this life, to succumb to shackles. I beg you fly, the flight of souls, as breath to lungs; to sight a future, as filled with luxuries—grounded in self; so build an engine, through the vault of mind, as slanted this essence; for this is freedom, as unfettered freedoms, this drive for an outward heart; to study spirit, as a descendant of Breath, as featured in a heartcave. We know for wonder, to have witnessed proves, where ignorance possesses a key; this kettle of dreams, a perfect group, which no one understands. I beg you fly—beyond mother or father, to aid consensus; if not to perish, our treasured mistakes, aware as captured; to die with ease, to live in a cul-de-sac, to play pretend. The world is so vast—to have lived in shells, a stranger to all of one’s victims. I beg you fly, the sighted seas, to pause at the indie creeks; as one for love, this genuine affection, bred through honesty; to have lived a friend, to reap such joys, as opposed to lying daily. It’s not for myth, but rather for soul, a giant in her Kingdom; as shod with silver, as to receive gold, in exchange for concentration; to see the blue grass, to imbue the blue flame, as a fully loaded furnace. I beg you live, as to study yoga, as to become the vehicle; by which are stars, as ever this dream, to glisten as ghosts. I beg you breathe, as breath of my breath, insync as soaring; for this is ours, this inner calm, the measure of all freedoms.      

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