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Now?
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"The existential asking place"


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Now?

Nothing is as bad as depression makes it seem
Reality is never half so bad
It feels like a nightmare although it is a dream

Unconsciously afraid consciously sad

The future was not bright for me
Nor was the present right for me
The past was left but gone

How
Else to go but to go on
Now?

Time of times in timeless flow
Edge of the moving stream
Of consciousness of time and space
Beyond these as their transcendental grace

The intersection of it all
The point as great as it is small

The human race turns over in its dream
Of here and it is where
The existential asking place
Is and it is asking there

Where everywhere is now so now I know

Nothing is as bad as depression makes it seem
The human race turns over in its dream
And suffocates the sufferer
As it were

But if I should awaken tomorrow I might
Be able to figure it out
But am already having a nightmare tonight
Which only awakens my doubt

And yet having left the light on
I see
The past has left but gone
To be

Nothing was as bad as depression made it seem
Reality was never half so sad
It felt like a nightmare although it was a dream

A point as great as it was small
The intersection of it all

And when I awakened I dreamed I had gone mad

How
Else to go but to go on
Now?

+Steven Curtis Lance



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 Reviews of "Now?"
Reviewed by L. Figgins
Reviewed on February 13, 2010
Indeed, how else? So fine, Steven!

Blessings, Lin

Reviewed by Gerald Tate
Reviewed on February 12, 2010
Another from the heart poem by Steven Curtis Lance. Like most great poets from the past, they probably won't recognise this mans genius until after he's long gone.

Stunning writing, Gerry


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