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Journey Without Movement- My Spokenword-

Journey without movement Transported energy first, not connect to my body yet Body is finding it’s self Body is finding it’s self Am I alive awake or dead Am I dead or awake? I lie dormant, physical body on my bed Am I moving, yet- yes but For if my body with me and my spirit soul is inside What are the those things that darkness hide My set quality is two identities my evil’s good and by good evil Never birthed into likeness my two identities retain their separateness In my heart I am apart, in my spirit I am apart Apart separate am I, WHAT? I am Journey without movement I stand align with the sunshine’s down on my being Standing tall, reaching for my freedom I am Journey without movement My breath wants to connect with my body whole Instilled travails traveling yet instill intangible Smoke brazen of disperse body separates from its self Where’s my breath now after death Transported energy first, not connect to my body yet Body is finding it’s self Body is finding it’s self Am I alive awake or dead Am I dead or awake? Feeling I the distance separateness I am in journey without movement From my heart, spirit, soul and mind I am in journey without movement All interventions all connecting slurring’s strong holds We are all are one a cord on journey without movement Seventh fold? Stirrings of interconnectedness to recognition of my oneness I am in journey without movement Journey without movement 12/2/22 For Journey without movement Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Unseeking Seeker
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