Light the Fear

And You Go...

And you go

And I know

Nothing Lives

Nothing grows

 

I could live a thousand years

And never come back

To this Place

 

Why do you fight me so

I don’t know

I want to let it go

 Away

 

It was written in that

Great book that somebody told me

When I was young

Had all the answers but

 

I didn’t find them there

I didn’t find them anywhere

I looked for you

But you’d gone

 

Show your face to me

Show your face to me

Like some mystery

 

I won’t believe

In what you want me to

I won’t be what you said

I never could be and be true

But you know

 

We’re alive

Today

This very

Moment could tell you that my

My heart would never leave you

I’ve always been there but

You never seem to notice

Me

Me

 

Learning to be free

Your Astounding Magnificence

I drew down into human form yesterday, and I sat there, marveling at the astounding magnificence of being here whilst still there.  I felt the hair on my arms stir with the currents, chaotic and many, bombarding my senses, and I reached into my suit and I slowed everything down.

Maintenance Matters.

Time speeds up and covenants slip to promises slip to arrogant abrogation of the rights of others, and the whole machine is twisted into something so much less than it can be.

Yesterday I sat in my suit and I contemplated friendship and union and peace and justice on the microscopic level.  The lymphocyte doesn't hate the bacteria; they just can't be together in that place and time.

Building blocks locked in unions some may not prefer, the cell begets the organ begets the system, begets the being, the family, the community.  One day one cell changed everything, and yet one suit cannot change the nature of the universe.  Or can it?

Time slows down and humor hardens to beliefs which hardens to prejudices which feeds fear and hate and habit, displacement further and further away from the ability of the suit to change all that, the power within reach if reaching for the sake of the stretch were more valued.

Exercise Experience.

I saw myself in the mirror, not just in the suit, but in everything in all parts possible plus one.  I thought about oneness at the homo sapien level, and I started to cry.  To care is to feel the problems before us, and yet compassion must be married with action.

Time is relative to all, and laws change, and ecosystems evolve. 

My love for you shines on and on and on...