"Even as in the shrouded silence there waits something more"
Lotus
We come and go before we know what we came or went for Even as in the shrouded silence there waits something more A sad sense of disquietude descends upon the mind To think about it too much or to fear what one may find It hurts to find how small our voice how little is our say
But the lotus unfolds as if for the first time today And we each have a lot to say if only we knew how But we have been hurt and misunderstood by so many We have trouble believing we create reality Especially having hardly experienced any
Could you go to the kitchen and cook up a bunch for me Or must I figure it out alone at night in my bed In those prisoned paralytic hours by the telephone Which (quite apart from creditors!) abandons me alone? By the time I create reality I might be dead
I think I will just have to muddle through at least for now Since while seeking to be wise I became a fool instead And I never could create reality anyway Being too polite and passive to strut about like God Though God would never strut and just the thought of that seems odd
We come and go before we know what we came or went for A sad sense of disquietude descends upon the mind To think about it too much or to fear what one may find Even as in the shrouded silence there waits something more As the lotus unfolds as if for the first time today
Really enjoyed this philosphical poem. It reminds me of Terry Pratchetts book "The Last continent. Love can have humor along with its struggles. enjoyed
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"As the lotus unfolds as if for the first time today"
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.