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our circles of right and wrong, fractured in absence of fickle zen, stand now across the sky diagramed on clouds in venn and smiling the grey blobs block the meteors; it’s love of life that may chain our bodies in the center of that shifty airy water space where waffles are gentrification and the hands we hold are separation and its happening everyplace we go. so to talk and act separately, is to deny that cloudy venn; to go where mind is scarcely fact and establish a dangerous distance cuz yesterday I meditated but today I must’ve particulated cuz I see we’re one big contradiction inside love that’s bound to mediation. friere would say this occupation is precisely our ontological vocation, but to subjectify ourselves at the very center of the venn is to carry a weight upon the column of my spinal cord unknown even to the days of my very best posture. yet, your resistance to the slump— it guides me to listen for the thump thump of distant drums: a revolutionary battlecry through which I extend my hand to hold yours across the waffled space which we’ve so ****** our heartbeat races through my mind.
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 5:19 PM UTC
Escaping Zen Buddhism
our circles of right and wrong, fractured in absence of fickle zen, stand now across the sky diagramed on clouds in venn and smiling the grey blobs block the meteors; it’s love of life that may chain our bodies in the center of that shifty airy water space where waffles are gentrification and the hands we hold are separation and its happening everyplace we go. so to talk and act separately, is to deny that cloudy venn; to go where mind is scarcely fact and establish a dangerous distance cuz yesterday I meditated but today I must’ve particulated cuz I see we’re one big contradiction inside love that’s bound to mediation. friere would say this occupation is precisely our ontological vocation, but to subjectify ourselves at the very center of the venn is to carry a weight upon the column of my spinal cord unknown even to the days of my very best posture. yet, your resistance to the slump— it guides me to listen for the thump thump of distant drums: a revolutionary battlecry through which I extend my hand to hold yours across the waffled space which we’ve so ****** our heartbeat races through my mind.
jimmy-king
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Aug 11, 2015
Aug 11, 2015 at 5:19 PM UTC
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