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Illusion
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Referring to some comments on my previous entry I decided to post this expression. The small animation above the poem below shows how utterly easy it is to confuse others. Soon systems will crumble, structures will break and security will fade. Clinging to what we believed to be true without investigation will not help to survive these impending times. Most believe in what they have been taught, perhaps for reasons of conveinience. It will prove to be a lethal pattern of behaviour.








 

Illusion

I travel through limitless
illusion without using chemicals,
strong French tobacco and cheap
whisky excluded. Intuition is
my guide, but my destiny keeps
shifting. I have tried staying
on the road, but there were simply
too many turns leading nowhere.
Echos and mirages fill my mind
while space and time fly by.
I feel I am approaching the end
of infinity. I hit the brakes,
but it's too late. I skid beyond
description, awareness and some
dust covered sign marking the end.
In my rear view mirror I see
memories of an illusion slowly fade.
I wait for the end, but something
tells me it will never come.
I look at my watch to see what
time it is, but the hands are gone.
The face says to me: you're time's up!


Rage of Reason

  

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 Reviews of "Illusion"
Reviewed on December 31, 2006
YOu seem to say it all well!
I learn much from your heart!
WArm HuGs,Sheee

Reviewed by Judy Meeker
Reviewed on July 2, 2006
You are a genus, perhaps a profit? Whatever you are, you are special.
Warmest reguards
Judy Meeker

Reviewed by Peter Paton
Reviewed on March 26, 2006
Keep showing the information and evidence, Rage...and you will confound the doubters...
Peter

Reviewed by Tinka Boukes
Reviewed on March 26, 2006
No need to explain....keep up the good work and leave the worries to me :) !!

Love Tinka

Reviewed by Susan de Vegter
Reviewed on March 25, 2006
I realize the wisdom here and I'm aware of the Masons and their power. They do good in many ways and the doubt upon them has continued through centuries.
Your wisdom is just as powerful and without doubters your credibility would not have the keen edge it has.
Thank you Chris.
Susan

Reviewed by SHERRY HEIM
Reviewed on March 25, 2006
Truthful writing means knowing all the facts and presenting all the data not just that which agrees with what we wish to believe. Your last post was your opinion and did not contain all data, just that which you could use to make your point...that is why I objected. You have every right to your opinion, but it is still your opinion based on data that cannot be proven, simply heresy from some who share your opinion. There are good and bad people in every walk of life and that certainly doesn't exclude fraternities, but there are also people who lie in every side of every situation to serve their own purpose. Next you can blast the Christians, or the Catholics or Jews or even Christ himself, because there is plenty of data to support them being aligned with Satan also...but it doesn't make it correct or incorrect for that matter...just one side of the story. Certainly we have all seen stories that have been researched and then presented on the Evening News...they sure sounded true, but in the end, they could not be proven and in many cases were disproved...oops. Masonry goes back to the time of Soloman and Freemasonry back at least a few hundred years. If, indeed, they predicted something that WILL happen in a few years, they are doing a whole heck of a lot better than any others who have predicted our future. Just as you are entitled to your opinion I am entitled to rebuke...This is America..founded by those nasty Freemasons who celebrate the all-seeing eye. I am still waiting for the big Y2K thing to happen, that even had science to back up the atrocities that were going to happen and then when they didn't happen in 2000 they bumped the date to 2001...didn't happen then either. Some things look a lot bigger on paper than they really are. Excelent poem, by the way!

Take care,

Sherry

Reviewed on March 25, 2006
No apologies necessary, ROR! Wisdom and insight are only gained through knowledge, and knowledge gained only through the need to know more than the norm... rising above the status quo.... As always, keep up the good writing... Hau!

In Spirit,
Bear


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