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Fixated on the clockwise wobble of a fan overhead, I laugh with solace - Newly aware that our most intimate of moments, Seemingly so personal between two individual minds, Are merely echoes from the shackles of biology and society. 12 pages turned since that seminal moment, I close this sunlit jamjar, arresting unresolved issues from the air. In ****** battle for a monopoly on knowledge, the message filtered through, That understanding is worthless without doing and being. And what have we done with our time on earth? Too much and not enough.
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Dec 29, 2011
Dec 29, 2011 at 4:27 AM UTC
Too much and not enough
Fixated on the clockwise wobble of a fan overhead, I laugh with solace - Newly aware that our most intimate of moments, Seemingly so personal between two individual minds, Are merely echoes from the shackles of biology and society. 12 pages turned since that seminal moment, I close this sunlit jamjar, arresting unresolved issues from the air. In ****** battle for a monopoly on knowledge, the message filtered through, That understanding is worthless without doing and being. And what have we done with our time on earth? Too much and not enough.
17 Apr 2010
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Dec 29, 2011
Dec 29, 2011 at 4:27 AM UTC
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