024: Elevate

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This poem is inspired by the power of choice (well, should I expound or what again?) I mean, like the persona of this poem is that a person thinks about his decisions, and as he thinks about it, he also thinks to himself like “Would the choice I make necessarily change my life, or would that choice just make me a puppet of the choice of the majority?” In a point of view, this poem looks like a matter of going with the flow or rowing to the destination of our lives, which it really is. (Actually, the time I’m typing this, my mind is going like “What the heck am I typing? Is it still my true intention for inspiration, or I just can’t find the words? Am I typing something senseless again?” Ha-ha)

XXIV

ELEVATE

Uplift, in sense of unaware

And such continuum, too felt

Let go, and go, in breathing stare

And lie on subtle lights, and melt

O, touch! Unwind the threads, and pull

In sinking consciousness, adore

Such emptiness, so full, too full!

And all go through, so more, no more

In half of moon, in half of sun

Too dizzy, comfort far and near

No wind, no water, must have gone

Bewildered so, no joy, no fear

In restless, rest is over there

To pendulum, swing restlessly

And restless goes to ev’rywhere

Catch twin at hand, so carelessly

And softer, softer, softer, now!

To levels of such cutting dream

And softest, softest, softest, how?

In lost of contact, false and seem?

Abandon, so? Wish it to split

Not much, but heaven is too high

And flicker, flicker, candles lit

No brain in shelter, come so nigh

And river, steady, steady, go

In whirlpools, undetermined clasp

So take the boat, and row, and row

To deeper, or to tighter grasp

In ev’ry toss, thus, what must me?

To make it most, or made to most?

Or I direct? Directed be?

Perchance I might, a guest, a host

Or was it one? Perhaps a two?

Was it laid on the core of heart?

For so, it will be, I must do

A piece, a path, a poem, a part

In etching hand, with sharpened knife

To carve uniqueness in the eye

But all it takes is just one life

And him, and her, and you, and I

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