...But that doesn't been I haven't been writing. Taking a hiatus from my cell phone and only on the web on a "need-to-surf-basis" such as looking for a wedding dress for my best friend, or paroozing YouTube for vidoes on how chickens lay eggs. Yes, image, having chickens and not even know how they lay their eggs! (Mom, if you're reading this, please be gentle on the editing, I'm using a French keyboard, so everything I write comes out underlined in red!)
For lack of attention span, and anctious to go for a swim, I'll be brief: Life is one big fucking cliché and if you want to put things in perspective, go visit someone you haven't seen in a while, fit yourself into THIER life, and don't forget where you came from. There, I said it, time for self observation is a luxury, and if you think you've found God, look agian, because my guess is he's not in that book you're reading, or in that asana you're holding. He's in the lighting that strikes the corn fielf, he's reflected in the soft brown eyes of a baby foal, and The Divine is certainly in the space between words when you tell someone you love them, and mean it.

Friday, July 9, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Venturing into the Unknown
I’ve become Detached,
Now I want to find Devotion
Detachment: objectivity, open-mindedness, neutrality, impartiality; indifference, loosening, disconnection, disengagement, separation; removal.
Removal of emotion from my heart
Separation of material things
Indifference towards death
Open-mindedness when it comes to dealing with others
Loosening my hold on the meaning of life
I have become Detached.
Life: the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death
To change; not by replacing one thing for another, but merely varying the ways of expressing, arranging, doing or being something; entirely transforming.
Transformation: a metamorphosis during the life cycle of an animal.
Cycle: the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth round,
rotation; pattern, rhythm.
Rhythm is the sounds that come from our hearts. The beat to which we dance, the beat to which we let our limbs become akimbo
Akimbo: (of limbs) flung out widely or haphazardly.
When I speak of devotion, I want my arms and legs to be flying wildly.
I want to scream and shout my fidelity from the rooftops.
I want to pledge my allegiance with the fire of knowing love.
Devotion: loyalty, faithfulness, fidelity, constancy, commitment, adherence, allegiance, dedication; fondness, love, admiration, affection, care.
When I speak of devotion, this is what I mean –
To take care of my heart
Affection for the small things
Adherence towards being courageous
Dedication to the ones I love
Consistency in loving unconditionally
Faithfulness when repeating the names of God
Saturday, May 22, 2010
Analyze that! I dare you.
I don’t ever want to know it all.
Jesus, Buddha, Mohammed, Krishna, Confucius, did he know it all?
I’m not comparing myself with God.
That would be too grandiose.
I am god
god is all around me, god is
consciousness,
not a thing, not a thing to be trifled with
I don’t ever want to know it all.
For then I would be done, done, cooked, finé.
When do we begin to come into our own?
I can see it in his face, no longer a boy, not yet a man.
It’s in the eyes.
When we’ve lost our innocence, but gained something greater.
Wisdom perhaps?
You won’t know until you try.
I need to fall down sometimes, and no! I don’t want your help up… thanks.
The jaw line is a little stronger,
more defined.
The mouth smiles,
but it is set.
The placement of the neck on the shoulders,
is established –
Just don’t get too stuck in your ways, boy.
Remember to lift your head child,
every once in a while, read the signs
remember what they say – pay attention to the details.
I wish I had as much faith as my mother
Who are THEY anyway? Faith: complete trust or confidence in someone or
something; trust, belief, conviction; optimism, hope, hopefulness.
It is not true that we start to die the moment we are born.
I do not believe this.
I believe we begin to die the moment we stop trusting in our ability.
If not me, than who?
STOP JUDGING!
When I can get off it, so can you.
I’m sorry, I’m really sorry.
I didn’t mean to say that, it just slipped out… or did it…?
That’s what makes us human after all –
These darn things, our minds, I don’t mind, mind your mind daughter.
Who knew it would be this hard?
Easy. Who you callin’ easy, chicken?
Chicken? Who you callin’ chicken, dinner?
Dinner?
This is how my mind works – we all
strive to make connections,
sometimes connecting the most
unreasonable things into a necklace that
resembles a ball and chain more then a string of pearls
don’t put yourself in a box, sister
Reaching for identity
I call myself a name, What's in a name?
That which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet
Juliet
speaks to Romeo
The means by which we share
our hearts
Speak of me as I am.
Nothing extenuate,
nor set down aught in malice.
The means by which we relate as humans
Being to being
I trust you.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
A Dance, This Dance
Getting to dance with J today.
A sweet dance of contact improvisation
Our bodies matched and complimented
one another
Melding, fitting together, playing with
sharing weight, counter balance,
giving and taking
Experimenting with letting our minds
go
In our 50/50 dance, no one lead,
neither fallowed
A mutual conversation of grace
that was stumbling and
awkward at times, but
all part of the dance.
Tumbling together
Experiencing together
The curves of our bodies
met in space
Leaving our minds behind,
our bodies were free to communicate
Learning the contours of a new dance
Listing with our limbs
Free to share in this dance across
the floor
With a destination in mind, [the other side of the room], we would
reach it without trying to reach it
Without hesitation I let myself
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Steps We Take
We walk through life, some choose to
dance, some choose to run, some
choose to merely crawl across the stage that
is this thing we call “life.”
It’s just a word that we give meaning, it’s just a
feeling that we give
significance, it’s just a
state of mind that we choose to indulge.
It’s not
right or
wrong, those too
are simply words.
This path that we walk is not
set in stone, after all, words carved in
stone, are simply words carved in
stone, nothing more nothing less.
I’m not one to tell you how to live your
life, I’m just an observer – a set
of eyes with an
ego and a conscience.
Tonight the moon looks like a neon banana that
someone threw in the sky and
it stuck there, shining
above our heads
Tangible energy surrounds
me in the light and dark of my bones.
I am tired, oh so tired. Wrung out
from trying to give so much
Spread thin like honey
on warm toast.
Not enough jam to reach the edges –
Cut in half, diagonally
I have so many people that love me, remember, please
remember that you are loved by
so many.
The spaces in between
These spaces in between
Empty, filled with nothing. In nothing, there is
space for everything
Sounds familiar?
Well then, just remember
Nothing is missing, but something
has changed
Maybe words are not the best tool to try and discern
my state of being – I, I, I want to understand you
I know we cannot be together any longer, but, but, but…
I need a way out! My heart
needs a few answers
Understanding, I grasp at a rocky finger hold – I’m falling from grace.
It’s just a word, it’s just a word, it’s just a WORD!
This is real.
It’s the sound that the
stars make in the sky. It’s the voice of the
coyote
carried by the wingspan of a falcon
As the cycles of the moon came and went…
became something different.
The Big Dipper was six instead of seven – a shift
was necessary
Denial is a masquerade ball, sequins, glitter and all
I take off my mask, nothing to hide,
nothing to obstruct my vision.
This is not my battle, I do not wish to sleigh, I do not
wish to die for love.
You helped me grow, and for that
I am
thankful.
My box-car was momentarily
derailed, now, back on track and who said I even
need a fucking track to ride?
I’ll take this next step barefoot, thank you.
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