Monday, December 26, 2022

Believing In Someone

 

When it comes, it moves too fast to grasp, made of air, an impact like oils and water. In knowing vatic tears, in relating to phantoms, I sense a slant in thinking. To nibble wire, to unplug from sockets, still charged, falling into ascension. Holding from outside, deeper grievance and light, assuming days are made of permanence (concretely impermanent), in speaking about words, sentences, as palatial shrines. Loving in time, an art made difficult, keeping to oath, tugging at promise. Made of beliefs, souls parading about, often faceless mannequins … if living for love, we die for completion, dispelling doubt – our greatest challenge. Tackling mundanity, arranging fruits, quiet, neat perfections … needing in others, deep silent catharses, if to sing a song with excellence. Greater a dream, numen an art, to believe in someone, by aches to arrive with someone.

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