Reflections (1)


Once it has all been dissected

It’s easy to see it’s all connected

I’ve peered through the lenses of darkness and light

I’ve made amends and been into fights

I’m dealing with my trauma, unraveling the knots

Setting aside my identity reveals inseparable dots

It is clear now; there is only one here

But, shedding the ego fills one with fear

What are we past the ideas we describe?

What was life before words were inscribed?

None of our ideas or stories

Meaning no fears or worries

You cannot fill a glass that’s already full

You think you are a drop, you are the pool

Empty yourself to be filled with truth

Utter not a word, silence is the proof

The world keeps spinning without thought

Revolving ecosystems with nothing being bought

Did you put in a lot of effort planning to get here?

Did you set up our perfectly conditioned sphere?

Perhaps you’re just a happening without a say

Perhaps your thoughts are getting in the way

What will you govern after you expire?

Light still burns from the sun's fire

Almost as if life is out of one’s control

one’s judgements need not be on patrol

Degrading I am aware this could seem

Promise my intentions are not to demean

However, when there is no self

Who is there to gain wealth

For when there is no identity

One is no longer an idea entity

When there is no I to who

Every-one gets some food

For when we are no longer separate

Individuals are no longer desperate

Suffering has taken its toll 

But, we can be one whole

Consciousness is the key

It is in everything that we see

Some refer to it as spirit

Listen closely and you’ll hear it

Search for nothing but your soul

All else is merely fool’s gold

Matter cannot be created nor destroyed

Everlasting clay in an endless void

Atoms and elements make our composition

Living through forms in infinite positions

How many forms have our molecules already taken

How many shells has the spirit long since forsaken

When you look up at the sky

Remember that all ideas die

When you gaze into the stars

Remember that is what you are