Process Until Whole
Beyond these dwellings of existence, and its heavenly predictions. Past chasms & phantasms, and the harbingering of evolutionary sanity.
Unbeknownst I sought, in that I should seek.
Verily the brink of parallel peaks of admonitions & admissions oblique.
What if they meet in me, Forsooth, I bypassed the etch in H un-annunciated.
Should I emancipate the pause then, a sigh would ask if not allowed to liberate in the sky.
The words need to be appetising enough to fulfil soul-food for thought.
Is that what is begot, before the ten of time trots to move narrative focus further into my story. (I would have said ‘his’ story lest third person think of it as past tense).
By all means, not past tense yet.
Taut like a German accent free fräulein on a tight rope; meaning a lot.
Verily then. D-I-S-C-O verily dancing through the point as if it were mist.
Is there is a version in which this makes sense, like the words sweetening the palette into sharper common sense.
Uncommon sense albeit.
All the words in address, as if all at once taken off.
In a tangent, they greet.
Tilting the head sideways as if to see a diamond out of a sooty piece of coal.
Or a star, out of the pattern of a night sky.
My, my, the sigh is loosening in attune.
Melody then, some hot cocoa codependency in chance.
Perchance of parlance of course, some steaming hot beverage in quatrain.
A plane of thought in plain sight.
The doppler effect in resonance like it were a satellite in orbit.
All the sounds are going that way.
But that’s not how a key turns.
Ask a dervish, won’t you, what makes a key turn?
Or rather, say when.
Alphecca - The Dervish's dish. The Gem in the crown. Constellation Corona Borealis.
A coat of quotes and passing poetry
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Everlasting

Thou art hidden from us, though the heavens are filled With Thy Light, which is brighter than sun and moon !
Thou art hidden, yet revealest our hidden secrets !
Thou art the Source that causes our rivers to flow.
Thou art hidden in Thy essence, but seen by Thy bounties.
Thou art like the water, and we like the mill- stone.
Thou art like the wind, and we like the dust ; The wind is unseen, but the dust is seen by all. Thou art the Spring, and we the sweet green garden ;
Spring is not seen, though its gifts are seen. Thou art as the Soul, we as hand and foot ; Soul instructs hand and foot to hold and take.
Thou art as Reason, we like the tongue ; 'Tis reason that teaches the tongue to speak.
Thou art as Joy, and we are laughing ;
The laughter is the consequence of the joy.
Our every motion every moment testifies.
For it proves the presence of the Everlasting God.
"Everlasting God | Rumi
