To never die, our selves desire.
Yet, mortality is illusion, per the Masters,
as are all such objects –
inherently erroneous.
Our one true deficiency
being the blot and blur
of our desiring self.
Its erasure is all we lack
in the trek from nowhere to nowhere.
Our timeless, motionless passage
an entertainment, a false relief
from God’s idle, eternal limbo –
a brief distraction
during a rainy day, shut-in afternoon.
O child of God, whimsicality and pretense
run the gamut of all existence.
As I'm reading this, I note it is raining outside. Beautiful poem.
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