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Naive

THEY believe, I have been naive, somewhat... and in the grace of things to come, it may appear,I have overlooked some. From what I can perceive, my practice of non resistance has required such persistence. Granting reprieve for karmic lessons learned may have burned some bridges I can’t retrieve, but it was not unknowing or unaware, I just do not care about those things. I refuse to disbelieve that we all have a good soul within and were originally whole, without sin, although I have learned, some will deny it. I just don’t buy it. I know each one has within to know right and wrong and can choose which light they hold strong and this is a time of choice to make... you cannot fake goodness. They tell me I am too naive, but I perceive, for seven generations so damn the regulations, Roman laws and religious lies that tell otherwise. I do not have the will to deceive, or lay false pretenses and I will not sit on fences waiting any longer I am so much stronger now. Seven virtues danced as veils thin from Purple to Red, and back again God shines through as lifetimes flash on cue reminders, of what we can achieve. Which world shall I believe in? Laws of Caesar state entitlement and capital gains made and best left plans laid, “you gotta watch em! They’ll get you” “I’ll bet you!” Death and taxes, vengeance and retribution war as the solution divorce courts and desert sand Will we ever understand? Heart on sleeve I venture forth expecting honesty, integrity, and peace, protecting my naivety, I still believe we are part of this, altogether. I will hold this eagle feather and demand reality align to what is truly mine to hold. Let life unfold as it will be done on Earth.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2009




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