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Seeds of pure Brahma appear In the dark nothingness. In their infinitesimal Yet infinite dimensions They carry the code for all creation. Some fade away. Some persist. Propelled through will, An urgency to occupy and diffuse. Annihilation or coalition are inevitable. Some acquire magnificent tinges Worthy of acknowledgement. Others marred and maimed Are left to wither in exile. I meditate on the most promising one. Feel its inarticulatable essence As the intangible element Vanquish the void. The One now unfolds. Accreting into thoughts Before passing through The sieve of judgement. These thoughts sublime I crystallize. Choosing at will to blemish them With motley emotions Or monolithic reason. I, The creator, Awestruck by my own creation, The most magnificent in the domain Wherein I reign supreme, Hesitate. I hesitate to articulate. Knowing full well that tongue Will never be able to bear The simple complexity And the complex simplicity Of thought.
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Mar 16, 2014
Mar 16, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
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Seeds of pure Brahma appear In the dark nothingness. In their infinitesimal Yet infinite dimensions They carry the code for all creation. Some fade away. Some persist. Propelled through will, An urgency to occupy and diffuse. Annihilation or coalition are inevitable. Some acquire magnificent tinges Worthy of acknowledgement. Others marred and maimed Are left to wither in exile. I meditate on the most promising one. Feel its inarticulatable essence As the intangible element Vanquish the void. The One now unfolds. Accreting into thoughts Before passing through The sieve of judgement. These thoughts sublime I crystallize. Choosing at will to blemish them With motley emotions Or monolithic reason. I, The creator, Awestruck by my own creation, The most magnificent in the domain Wherein I reign supreme, Hesitate. I hesitate to articulate. Knowing full well that tongue Will never be able to bear The simple complexity And the complex simplicity Of thought.
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30/M/Indian
Mar 16, 2014
Mar 16, 2014 at 2:49 PM UTC
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