Wednesday, October 27, 2021

The Person Can’t Always See

 

healing is a process: years of introspection—vague, irregular moments, made visceral emotions. no one gets it entirely. not from dearth of empathy. more from the depth of the misfortune. (not many will go in there, suffer the phenomenon, as opposed to seeing what comes out.) topical becomes inner regions—conversation releases demons—one will accrue a description. these assertions are irrelevant, meant to decorate the subject, the inconsequential is deemed important.

if fortunate, nonresistant, capable of travel, one will aid another in unlocking the trauma—finding its root, uncovering its origin, occasionally, affirming the discovery. much is left to chance. much must be preempted. many feelings will float to the surface.

there is treasure inside, somewhat dusty, hasn’t been activated in some time; one locates his fortune, he mulls over it, he must be brave enough to claim his riches. so much smoke hinders perception. he might forfeit his gold—for he feels aloof to his rubies. he doesn’t see his self, albeit, he examines his mirror, the beauty he sees is made muddy. he can’t grasp his humanity. he travels into deserts. he is captured by his existential grays. one tells him to care, to love, to feel his power—through voice, electricity, or behavior. he wrestles inside, he flits away, if fortunate, he learns to seize his treasure.

this is a dirge in some sense. it requires self-examination. it carries pit holes.

the posy is a batch of roses, a bouquet, deep in the interior—much is placed on inner activity. too much maybe—in this society—where authenticity is first dependent on validation. this is normal, I must assert, while eventually, one takes the helm, the stirring wheel, the oars, determining his own propulsion.   

healing is a process: years of introspection—vague, irregular moments, made visceral emotions. no one gets it entirely.

there is a wound in humankind—it comes from perception, a sense of expectation, pride, trauma, misappropriation; many will exit the maze, many will drink at the shrubberies, many will be guided, many more will exit accidentally. it requires painstaking effort—constant musing, in all cases, suggestibility.

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