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Paradox
by +Steven Curtis Lance → (All Poetry by +Steven Curtis Lance)
Thursday, January 7, 2016    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Paradox



1

When being now was sinful then
For being original or
Being different I was sent
Away at last when out I went
A goat then but a sheep no more
When cast out from some garden of
God oddly without any love
For a doubt about what was done
To one of many without doubt
No doubt about it or get out

2

Seeing me being different
Seeing one to wonder about
No doubt about it I was one
When original was a sin
Cast out of the past like a star
To fall like lightning through the sky
Out past the limit of too far
No doubt enlightening as I
Found how to rise by falling when
Down but around then up again

3

How on my way around I found
Myself unbound by what had bound
My mind to find it fall behind
Reminding me again begin
Now whenever never mind then
Finding my being becoming
Me to be going and coming
Finding myself overcoming
And understanding some who were
Wondering about Lucifer

4

Tripping slipping through a rip in
The fabric of society
Down through the darkness in between
Light all night to know what I mean
So you do when I write to you
Who understand me then somehow
By light of day what I might find
Descending transcendentally
Out past the limit of to be
Or not above all falling free

5

To fall and yet almost to fly
The it to get is letting go
And that was what was hard for me
Not knowing then what I do now
Getting it what I got to know
A paradox ascending by
Descending through why not to why
Transcending to mean what I meant
A falling star tattoo to mark
Me in my arc across the dark

6

Past forgetting at last and yet
Remembering out past regret
Realizing myself I see
No doubt about it I was one
Who lost it all but falling won
Down but around then up again
Being original I win
Realizing as I have been
How falling all the way is to
Rise surprising the way I do



Steven Curtis Lance

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Reviewed on January 7, 2016
..........and I'm so glad that you rise back up!!!

Love ya!

Jane


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