my opinion travels into all directions
i am scattered like desert sands
spreading out
across the panorama of endless mounds
searching for an oasis
teeming with the juice of liquid thought
oozing into the body
aligned with earth and stars
i am surrounded by a host of sparkling grains
and sandy spaces
ebbing along the dunes of possible dreams
my opinion has little to do with my perspective
my bearing always outsmarts my being
my bearing always outsmarts my being
... ah, so this is where the ideas for my comment just now on "spell work" come from! It's a lucid, fluent and fluid mind that can separate out the various elements of personal psyche into the different workings of opinion, perspective, bearing and being, Kartero. Opinions can be knowledge-based; perspective circumstantial; bearing dispositional and being spiritual. A fine mix to make a whole person but, if the spirit is strong, then this, in my experience overrides both mind and matter. You can out-maneuver because your spirit is strong, your element is air - Pan The Man! :)) xx
Chip Bergeron
Sheila
Morgan
in our present desert, Jude; you explore lost
and i love the separation in the title;
the final line is a killer
because it's what we do over and over.
Yes!
John
Blessings,
Christine
Your poem struck a nerve within me as always. I slept on it and now this morning I awake to read it yet again.
My thoughts, brilliance, shining energy throughout. Realizations, peace, and clarity seems to speak out to me.
One of these days you will be finding your dreams coming to fruition. It's all about patience and clarity.
out maneuvering may not be what it is cracked up to be, but in any light, It is cool to be scattered like desert sands, out there mingled amongst like minded beings.
To be in alignment with the earth and stars doesn't take much effort, we all are one with the Universe. I value your ideas, opinions and your amazing ability to make us all really think deeply and profoundly.
Missed you, stay here on this mound awhile.
Peace, light, and love,
Amber
Ron
Love that line, very profound. Thanks.
Regis
Take care,
Sherry