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Sometimes, the jade air Sometimes, the forest’s verdant breath Sometimes, the moss pond and the frog’s plonked exclamation. Sometimes, the confused helix of crossed branches, the sun’s enduring eye, blinded here and there by the cliff’s stern countenance. Each of these can manifest as the soul’s reflection, For how else could it know its own existence? Only chance can help the soul to find its way through heaven’s web of lumens and planets’ eternal orbits, an endless procession of hollow moments to be filled by a sudden eclipse of expectation, a quick downpour of regret, a shadow of fear, a memory exhumed. Yet the final rush of enlightened immersion is only a license to begin again.
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Sep 17, 2019
Sep 17, 2019 at 4:50 AM UTC
Sometimes...
Sometimes, the jade air Sometimes, the forest’s verdant breath Sometimes, the moss pond and the frog’s plonked exclamation. Sometimes, the confused helix of crossed branches, the sun’s enduring eye, blinded here and there by the cliff’s stern countenance. Each of these can manifest as the soul’s reflection, For how else could it know its own existence? Only chance can help the soul to find its way through heaven’s web of lumens and planets’ eternal orbits, an endless procession of hollow moments to be filled by a sudden eclipse of expectation, a quick downpour of regret, a shadow of fear, a memory exhumed. Yet the final rush of enlightened immersion is only a license to begin again.
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Sep 17, 2019
Sep 17, 2019 at 4:50 AM UTC
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