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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required “The known always changes; knowing never changes.” ? BY Rupert Spira A super brown and fluttery bird greets me. Tap at my window and ask, "Didn't you see?" It chimes, drawing my insight into a refrain. My flesh is older, as the bird flies, drowning my brain. No fear; free your brain; graze on life—you'll see! Slip out of jail, for the gate is ajar, and no key? Avoid fear and relish the lull—realness is love. Join life's rising stars to view Earth from above. When you face random bliss, do not vacillate. Yield in—many lives and towns are desolate. Not savvy or ardent, yet a few traits are eternal. Life is still full of hope; Its tilts aren't infernal. Electing grace over excess is legit mastery. Oh, adjusting—not merely trend—is the key. Talk humbly, cherish zeal, and avoid panic. Life symphony of screen awareness is magic. Our inner and outer personas are disparity. I closely track everything that tempts me. Be the light, and see me from afar with pride. Until I wear my awareness screen to glide, Put on a gentle, steady, ever-clinging gaze. Our blunders are endless in a love maze. A tide grabs riches and exits with a stare. Awareness prompts us to love, not scare. Written: May 6th, 2023 Screen of Awareness Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Unseeking Seeker
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