While learning computer skills, I've found myself "frozen," and in need of shutting down for my own recovery.
My mind doesn't work in circuits.
My mind is clouds,
wind,
waves,
grains of sand . . .
layers of land
and life,
and kinestheology.
My mind doesn't work in flashing lines of light.
If computers can crash,
Why can't I?
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Reviewed by Monette Bebow-Reinhard (Reader)
Reviewed on August 31, 2005
What a great description of the mind - and I think you answered your own question - the mind certainly can and does 'crash'! Thanks for sharing!
Monette
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Monette
grains of sand . . .
layers of land
and life,
Good job!