Within our minds we construct time,
to make the world we know, a little
better managed, with limits we can
show, which will within the stretch
of years, make sense of moments
small, and let us count the living
hours in ways we think we chose.
Within our minds we construct time,
to make the world we know, a little
better managed, with limits we can
show, which will within the stretch
of years, make sense of moments
small, and let us count the living
hours in ways we think we chose.
We are surrounded by ghosts,
tangled in the days, the web
of weeks, which weave in
months and years; those ghosts
of the dead, once loved, once
dreamt, once hoped, once for
a moment thought, felt, held
in a bright possibility, which
failed to endure; and yet they
roam the edges of dark day
and shining night, always. We
are surrounded by ghosts....
Within the centred self, We speak, in silence and
With words which others May not hear, while in the
World at large,
only
mouths Are we,
spreading forth Imaginings, and hopes.
Who Sings the distant heart which
Safely exists in the centre of All things?
It is our Soul who Sings the deepest silence,
Without words, which others Gently hear,
even though they Know it not but feel it always,
As the heart knows no distance, And no concept
of time, space Or other, instead, circling in
Deep silence, the truth of all We are,
and offering in bright Whispers, the hope
of all we Might be, drawn together, Or
singled out through each Moment that we
call our own And yet which belongs not to
Us, but emerges from us, in Shining, brittle
imaginings Of our material being.
So Sings the distant heart.
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The mind displays discordant,
the monkey plays the tune,
in clamouring confusion,
it staggers round the room.
With nimble-fingered focus
it shuffles all the thoughts,
spits gently on the territory,
through teeth of evil force.
the old gum sighs in strips,
scattering its skin, shedding
through its past. So the
season drops its scales,
rippled bark slow breaks,
spreading broken promises
on soil which ever waits.
Welcome grief, stay awhile.
Let me wipe the dust from
your shoes and the tears
from your salted cheeks.