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AUGUST 16, 2011 10:41AM

Debilitating

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Some people find their way in to homes, houses, shelter, shelterin other people's minds some drift further out - further and further out - they drift towards the open high seas - strange places strange minds unstrange feelings -storm wracked rough life and living in patches amidst deep dark black nights bright light glaring right in to the eyes blinding blurring sense of what is seen - like blaring sound that renders what's heard into meaningless noise brings no comfort doesn't make sense. One acts out instinctively mostly reflex making things connecting dots... intuition  is all - intuition always was all - sign of a dying mind unable to see where it all comes from - but just a place from where wise thoughts have ceased to flow and living in the moment is the only reality. The past dims lives once lived are wiped off as if they were never there...the lights start to go out one by one and darkness spreads like a drop of ink on good blotting paper.'What next' is laboured thoughts, faint dreams, clinging on to single strands sometimes a couple of stray memories of past wishes thoughts unrelated incoherent stray thoughts - nothing of use to life or its purpose probably - simply holding on and bearing with it till it is snuffed out and it all ends and a really odd state to be in.

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sad and yet beautiful and rated.
A prose poem. Lovely and sad. "simply holding on and bearing with it" I have seen many times this past year, but not until it ends. Until it passes and becomes something else. Knowing, this too shall pass. I hope the best for you...hang in there, something good will happen.
Very good, but I found that as I read it I wanted there to be no commas. I wanted to be able to absorb the words faster than I could read them, as if I needed to be impaled by the words themselves.
Thank you everyone for being here.
this is a stunning masterpiece; I hope that you are ok dear; be well
love, K.