Sunday, March 6, 2022

Dear Self: Let The gods Manage it!

 

I see apostles, disciples, churning arcs, I was never an angel, despite, good behavior. to need equilibrium, the timing esthetic, the gorgeous overseer, the hurting bladder.

 

the burning of bridges, was a master at it, the march to fix life.

 

laughs over ribs, many barbeque sauces, chi-potatoes with garlic.

 

Rajneesh wisdom, Ashram garments, the city is filled with mines and grenades. many decided to live there, instead of living here, as given to the private community.

 

but I was never an angel, despite, favorable manners, with some discounting the overt face. (with some, we never stop investigating; with others, analyses are quite quickly; we must investigate that.) the self deceives self. looking for similarities, seeing differences, with all that pain—you should be destroyed.

 

subtle needling, the forfeited dream, the bride of perception. always against something sliding into focus, always watching, lost for details, searching for an answer;

 

deeper affections, most are not martyrs, never selected, and I would never pride something like that—not in self: it would be self-aggrandizing.

 

(I see ferns, I chance the rivers, I listen to experience; the soul struggling, reaching for advice, the first step is observation.)

 

there was a man. he had invested 10-years in philosophical studies. academia was the art. but he didn’t know much about psychology.

 

the innocent is feeling rain. the seasoned are reaping animosity. the vets are angry with the whole damn design.

 

could we imagine, being in a situation, where an infant asks, if we are good or bad—with a straight-serious face. it would pour in that second.  

 

the machine, as we call it—pure resistance, as we like to say, with little acknowledgement of those good persons—fighting and dying for what we believe in.

 

the insistent memory, the indistinctions we see, thereunto, the ravines we travel. so incumbent upon us—the major fight against us, to find the good, albeit, one can’t like us, or them, or the likeness hurts.

 

some segue person, bringing it to its surface, with moves too intrusive to combat. let the gods manage it!

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