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Silent Spaces Sacred

I'm noticing you're not noticing I'm starting to look for what you've already heard with anticipation overpowering my internal anxious voice with calm and kind compassion When Other disharmonious human voices speak of win/win choices Or sing a right-handed dance within my balanced EarthTribal range of listening for sacred silent choice. I become my still-maturing surprise, replacing my "Other" anxiety, awkwardness disappointment About unfocused AnthroVoice insecurities in suffering Other's compassion, insufferable curiosity, predative empathic touching, yet igniting mellow multicultural waves of resonant pastel sound, resilient brilliant sight And these in-between times silent solitude sacred rests between transparent syncopations of impatient human sounds, inhumane frowns Not interacting with same room or screen-time voices, thoughts verb-tainted feelings, These soulful un-nouned bests have, until recently, invited anxious boredom, apathy, depression, aching loneliness, emotional apartheid, While now in this human sound silence of co-redemption I absently reach out for deeply exploring sounds of Simon's silence. Negative and positive felt voices provoking newly found choices liberty of equanimity, good humored curiosity about anxiety stress trauma triggers Cooperatively reaching for anticipating future eco/ego therapy indigenous healing wisdom securing conserving liberating internal/external co-passions, Smiles and frowns, ups and downs,' transcendent lights and immanent powers, remembered lives projected loves for capitalized risks minimized by win/win nutritional opportunities for nurturing silent calm and kind time outside/inside co-invested bliss.

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