Wednesday, September 22, 2021

Burning Flowers

 I’m strong enough to laugh at my torment, smile through pain

And even sometimes to sulk in the rain

Even though I was spoiled on paradise, for that short window of time

When summer was a beautiful thing, not a scorching reminder of

A collapsing society and a burning planet

When the clouds looked like “God” ripped up small pieces of cotton

And scattered them across the sky just to remind me I was loved

The stars could see me looking back at them

Because we weren’t so different

It was simple back then 

Everyone’s faces, young and old, were still glowing with brand new life

And seemingly, innocence to what was about to happen

The calm before the storm

The hurricane has a purpose, to shake things up so they can settle in different places

It started happening behind the scenes in December of 2012

I didn’t need to meet the mechanical elves, but maybe one day I’ll be worthy

I lived the interconnectivity of my molecules touching space

Being the essence of life instead of a separate form surrounded by it

I knew auras without seeing their colors

Became aware of interdimensional consciousness by living a human experience

Without seeing fractals, I walked the line between the mundane and divine

If medicine teaches truth, then I still wonder if the dreams I had were evidence

That everything is not what it seems, even when logic becomes painfully convincing

So convincing the victimhood of being divided becomes the trip

She taught that me and our counterparts cancelled each other out, neutralized.

That the abuse was created by the mind

And one day you wake up from the Big Dream,

Instead of die.


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