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Where Are We Headed

restless sleep, struggle out of bed walking like a zombie, newspaper read thought patterns familiar rise, am in their grip over cravings nurtured thus far, we once again trip recognising piquant dilemma, distanced from joyfulness we reverse attention polarity, choosing playfulness as an experiment to begin with, soon addictive before we know it, our orientation meditative continuous consciousness correction whereupon we choose our hearts expansion erases gently aberrations of our conditioned past memory images of yesteryears now leave us all aghast we know not about God or any esoteric spiritual technique discerning mind lays aside urgings that make us weak as we go in within in deepening tranquil silence we rekindle flame of love by this dalliance feeling lighter now, carrying no burden shifts were slow although it may seem sudden treading now gently, flowing like the breeze, at ease we amble along in wonderment, aspect embrace-hold-release 31-March-2021
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Dutta Avatar
April 14, 2021 at 9:09 PM
Gone through your poem attentively. 'll try your contest on my own contemplation. Don't know how that will come up. Blessing.
Seeker Avatar
April 14, 2021 at 9:27 PM
Our own contemplations are always the best, as it resonates within!
La France Avatar
April 7, 2021 at 8:24 AM
Seeker, wonderfully penned with so much emotion, well done, and a great example for your contest, I am still pondering on the poem I will write, love _Constance
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April 7, 2021 at 8:55 AM
Thank you Constance! I’m sure you will come up with something as it resonates within
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