Subconscious Twilight

Subconscious Twilight  

As I close my eyes I enter into a world, a consciousness of the unknown 
Deep into the abyss of darkness, into my subconscious realm of my own
Mysterious shapes transform in my internal universe, within my minds eye
Breathing slows down, the rhythmic beat of my heart keeps within time

Tension within my muscles continue, the fight or flight response remains
Endeavoring to travel deeper within myself, reality holds onto the reins
There is this awareness of this reality that is just outside my closed eyes
Somehow tries to draw me back to the memories of all truth and lies

Just allow things to be, not to succumb to the voices within my own mind
To be aware of my breathing, accepting the nothingness of some kind
This single moment is all we have, this concept somehow eludes my grasp
In this subconscious twilight, connected to the universal realm so vast

The solemn entities that swirl within my mind as I stay still and just be
My body seems to calm, like floating in a boat on a solemn still open sea
I am just a mere student in this realm, lost in calmness and tranquillity 
Hoping that one day the stillness shall find me within my own humanity 

Many acts can be a learning process, dawning, as if we are born anew 
Thoughts transcend, lost in the void between reality and the askew 
In this realm, tranquility starts and confusion no longer has control 
Letting go of all the solitary pain and suffering that has taken their toll
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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October 11, 2018 at 10:49 AM
Very deep and thought provoking. Nicely done.
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October 12, 2018 at 9:56 AM
Thank you my friend
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