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Daisy Chains And Laughs

I think I think too much

It's like a cripple with a crutch

A crutch can inspire

lighting a fire to cherry the herb

only once in a while

for the thinking can become too great

it can keep a man up late

Alone with my thoughts

you think I could put them down

I'm just rambling on like a circus clown

so just turn your frown around

and hum a little tune

'cause we all might as well be crazy

just waiting for Johny come lately

The early 90's were great 

thought grunge didn't make a lick of sense

Just random thoughts in rhythm and rhyme

but I have woke up since

and can see the elevated words

 knockin on heavins door

as one by one they took their lives

and their pain

so plainly played in their song

many can relate

when we "have eaten the sun until my tongue has been burned of the taste"

others hear noise

how far does it have to boil

before we see what's left in the pot

maybe it's worth a song

from a man who thinks alot

◄ Election Day

Free Will ►

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Sun 22nd Nov 2020 19:33

The basic laws that keep us from harm's way
To live another day
Must be seen and felt to turn over faith
when you believe all that you have seen
only after asking the question

The baseline of truth is that we are all resonating
we can relinquish our fears through understanding
where true knowledge is power without control
To see the light at the end of the tunnel is to understand how the energy flows

Question all and judge nothing, then begin to bare witness to the ground you walk on

Then see your right to belong

So don't get hooked by looking for your answers in a book

Anything that is written is first in mind
so construct your temple of thought through your heart
then be defined

No need for white robes and glory
You are living your our story

when you believe you can never reach the end of the rainbow
see that the rainbow is you!

then raise up others so that they can see too.



Thanks for the Poem sir. Paul

Peace

Willow

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