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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Going Somewhere Somewhere is another bizarre place to be, especially if didn’t know how you got there. Somewhere qualifies as another special metaphysical indeterminate like nowhere. Generally, we’re all going somewhere as part of the greater space-time continuum. In our earthly mortal world, daily points of destination are readily known to each of us. This is part of that tangible-known world that each of us as human beings conform to. One’s inner psyche, on the metaphysical plane, may experience something entirely different. What was once a “tangible-known” on this Earth, may be that “intangible-unknown” of somewhere. Space and time define us all in our human world, whilst the terra firma of Earth is our palpable surety. After dreaming deeply one night, who knows, maybe your soul might become resident in that somewhere! Perhaps your new presence in this realm of somewhere, like being in nowhere, is your preordained karmic strife. If this isn’t the case, then by cosmic fate, you’ve now unknowingly found yourself in another dimension. If this be so, then praying to God might be of help, since He knows that somewhere is out there in the Great Beyond! Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved September 7, 2018 (Couplet)
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