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The Centre Point

 
 
I arrived breath away, stepping out of a journey waiting not for fellow passengers with tedious conversations about Hemingway, Trump or AI hot excitement dissolved into foreboding pain, then shattered into peace ~ bliss on cards, an endless journey had end after all age equalled superfluous suffering red ticks on calculus examination page point of Excalibur deadly, yet where I belonged as spiral, lived a hundred lives or more of solitude, silence, secrecy dandelions oracled sacred yin and yang exploded into nothingness white black entwined stillness containing all sound, shadows, twenty four strands when tabulating male and female fire flashed into stardust figments a millionth of a blinking second whether charioteer voted redhead wily in a country of dollars or mid-life crisis cities were questions embedded in olive branches or fleas on poodles barking twirled with archaeologists, crooks, historians status mattered not here altars in faraway wonderlands where writers recreated Alice whilst filmmakers negotiated budgets ignorant that movies were magical moments bound in akashic records here marigolds came before business Brahman footprints treading Truth tabled Singularity contained every loop into Void embracing once upon time a leather jacket journey cracked its own codes crumbled fleshless, as eyes became saucer satellites explorers, tourists, passengers, all here ~ revelry was lived or meditation mastered centre point, brilliant or dull, crude or sharp equals zero-one sequences ~ music, sky, planets, charioteer or train passenger all gifted with a choice … return to Earth or bathe forever in Centred Bliss

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