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Soon the Day Will Take Me

I’m not holding on to anything not the body or dreams, or dream-bodies. Where mind sews cobwebs I take out a dissolving spyglass. The spaces between myself look back seeing nothing. That which holds this 'I' together rolls over mind-clouds finding no anchors. I leave and return. The sun is rising behind winter trees, trees that are somewhere over a horizon in a head that has yet to find itself. The day will take me soon, make me be what I claim to be, but in the next pre-dawn, the next surfacing, I will know again that I am not.

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