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by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen — Read all 1,670 poems by Erin Elizabeth Kelly-Moen

Sunday, November 9, 2003

Does salt liquefy
when it hits hot food?
Do avowals of perspective
take on their own perspective?
Can emotions so strongly projected
disappear in an indifferent ether?
Does ‘just being alive’ compensate
for agonies suffered for ‘being alive’?
Why can’t we see further than
the palms of our hands?
Does salt reignite when
it hits a hot wound...

Why are we bound?

Erin Moen
11/9/03
Copyright 2003 ©


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Reviewed by Marvin Kirsh
Reviewed on November 10, 2003
Dear Erin-Some wounds heal and some dont. Our pain though is never where the wound is. Sometimes it is man made, sometimes is is of nature. Sometimes no matter what we do the sore gets rewounded and obviously never healed, most ;likely because we treated the pain, looked where it hurt only. A pain in the front can be on the side where the wound is-something bitting .... the pain and the wound NEVER are in the same place-even metiolate on a cut soak in to somewhere else. A lot of our cures never reach the target.

I have a theory about immunology. All of our troubles are things not of our selvers trapped interior to the skin. Nature applied a nastural force to these thigns to repel them but soemtimes they are just plain trapped. I also think the way to remove them is analogous to men moving matter with their minds-bending streal fro instance. If for instance you were to think to pass your hands through your body with out moving them, things of foreign nature, that our immune sustem does not want will be expelled. or when you do this to touch some thing heavy while you move your hands lightly. Things are also inclined to enter from afar-the outside -from beyond when they get trapped-all our normal activities start only from where we stand outward. Tjings are also in pores-small vessels. Like pores of light that penetrate a cloth-through a grid-a grid of fingers and toes or however a person(each unique to the other) thinks to accomplish this. Alsoimportant is patience,quiet, and attitude of non worry-what you are doing is about things pettily cornered no matter how much deleterious influece they have on our lives-worry accenetuate the problem and must accept (as in the addage to accept what we cannot change and change what we are able). Peacefull moments are good for the health alone. Second to treat all ife as if it is sacred=to pass yuo hands as if to revive things as if your self=thing that do not belong under your own flesh can respond even come to order where ever they go. To breathe life in to your self means to breath life into nature itself. Fire is important-the things
that get us are usually frustrated them selves like fic=xed inplace from a fire that cannot breathe. Pretend to breathe life to a fire as if life .

I have also designed soem apparatus built of low voltage electrostatice disco lights from Target or chineese amusements-radioshack discontinued them(weather storm for instance-colored lightning effects.) If you look very closely when you first start to use these things the light goes past the glass on them -sometimes you dont see it at all-where it works with the charge in the glass.
I modify the equipment a little bit- a wire glued to the poutside of the glass from the high voltage probe(rear window mirror is good-contains metal.) You can glue solar batteries or photo cells also or other wires(pepboys sells a solar panel for a car 30.00 can be placed ina window of facing a light you use frequently or catch slow and fast changes beyond your perception-night and day time changes-an old lamp you owned a long time. try a positive ground-could sutain life(positive wire of the solar panel connected to a water pipe.(the high voltage from the tube should be glue away from the other wires. The last component is a strong magnet-suspended to move freely by the glass(atleast a couple of them). Radioshack sells little switches that open and close when hear a magnet-you can arrangfe things so the curent they control is open or close sometimes-things adust them selves specifically to you. the voltage in these disco lights is not very dangereous, but avoid water as in bathrooms if tyuo shouldtouch a wire. Even then the danger is not sever. Things trapped inside ourselves tend to stay because they are isolated-have no route to outside ground-try holding a battery on your tongue when youdo this(avoid choking wach reflexes carefully) touch metal daily when thing bother you). yuo can touch the probe wire also and ground but not so charge travels your whole frame(people with heartt oubke or pacemakes should not do this). Also mirrors are helpful-they reflect light-somethings are strangely only where mirrors point.(behind the looking glass). Cancers usually have a cyst with them(segmented like the form of a jello mold or baking pan for muffins, Is where fire grows and is frustrated. takesa fgreat deal of practice -as your vody obviously moves when you do. Almost like a budda nedd to know your own breath- to move things while still that move with your exact breath can need youto have your hand on a weight or not can be spinning slow or fast can be very heavy and require somwething lighter rebound off them to move or a fire that holds a weight together-always from the out side-can evenbe above below on a tilt and upside down but still above you-or over a ledge or the othe rparts to very distant or you may have to jump up off the ground or from a tilt. The world is strange that sometimes things can simply be suspended upside down from your point opf reference as to float. Some things may be like at the equator part upside down part right side up. Main problems may not tke much effort-old ingrown cancers can take a while, even aides can regress or disappear. That old nagging things/pain in your environment can have its roots and anchors somewhere else-some folks live with sores all their lives and become unawhere of them-dont get discouraged-dont chase things when you see a light (of day).
I also dont see much use for many drugs other thewn aspirin-a beer on occassion-no excessive vitamins as they strain your system and kidneys-very few illnesses involve vitamin treatment above the normal daily recommended amount. Soothing creams are good-vitamin E on the skin may be OK, a quick dab on a sore or open wound can soemtimes take out the whole sting in an instant, poisons can even fall/accumulate onto aluminum foil in an instant-the human body is strange with respect to symptoms and causes-and medicine is a very complex thing that goes far beyond books. I dont think any of the above things can cause any harm.(less mixed up-intent button pushing spys/pirates in <hyperspace> are focused on you-A lave lampwhere they can hide is good-some lave lamps are sold also with the disco light I spoke of.
Good also is to visit birth place old addresses,old dates/friends-hold a container in your hand when you do these exercises and keep it a long time. remember alweay you are breathing life into things -not pursueing them. Even a cock roach or rat, will ot run if you hand gets very giving and do noit cause trouble if food and dead are not left around. Can evnen yiled and wait as you move you r cigateet around or pass things around or through them-strange as it sound things that cause disease and cancers are not friends of theirs or any animals- if you are gentle with animals they are gentle with other things-Ive witness often animals rescuing and helping things they normally eat or kill. Many of the things causing world troubles are attached to nothing-have no connection with the earth and are not difficult to ward away-a foot stepping around the earth -refered to in to bible"my foot shall not be moved, sun moon rain or shine" has a counter part that walks and bears weight on us all.


Liked your two poems .
Your friend marvin

Reviewed by Carmen Ruggero
Reviewed on November 10, 2003
We are bound to a physical life -- why? A question worth thinking about but I sure don't have the answers. This left me with many hurtful questions. Good write.

Carmen

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on November 9, 2003
Most Interesting poem Erin!!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Linda Hill
Reviewed on November 9, 2003
Interesting poem, Erin..
Enjoyed reading this..

* Linda *

Reviewed by Kate Clifford (Reader)
Reviewed on November 9, 2003
Interesting questions! Great write.

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on November 9, 2003
it sure does hurt...

interesting inquisition...

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on November 9, 2003
This needs to be pondered, wonder what you answered;-?)
Excellent poem Erin...

Reviewed by Nicole Davis Vergara (Reader)
Reviewed on November 9, 2003
Ooooo Erin now this one really sings, stings and provokes thought with it crafty questioning. Interesting, intriguing and excellant!
((((Hugs))))
~Nikki~


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