#itself - Hello Poetry

these the words of V.B. ~~~ I have no access to the billionaires’ research to make the body live ever longer. but I do have what the artist Agam*, isolated as my heritage’s, pill of vibrancy, an in~nate, planted deep, self funding! decked with my core genetics, my DNA, my imprinted history, tales of horror and rescue dating from the middle ages; this ****** my carat creativity, knowing very few appreciate my eclectic, acquired taste, that simply is to everyone’s tastes, senses, & sensibility, to the right of a little crazy! this I understand and debate it not; but Agam, reminds of the foundational who and why my soul, is only satisfied, when I can create new word combinations it is as if god’s: comma, dementia of moral commandment to pray three times daily, is met, satisfied not in the way prescribed, but instead, pro~scribed in my thrice daily poems aborning, each a confirming rebirthing inimitable! even if my voice, lost among in a million voices, he reminds me, that I am of, when he recites: “When I look around at my works, what I see is beyond the pieces themselves,” said Agam. “I turn my head and see something different. Everything changes here. That’s the reality. Reality in other art is set and narrow, and here it isn’t — it’s open, and it changes and brings you closer to seeing the reality of Hebrew and Judaism.” “Agam wasn’t much of a student and would run away from school to the beach of Rishon Lezion’s dunes, back when the shifting hillocks of sand were a visible part of the landscape. It was there that Agam noticed how the wind changed the dunes’ shapes, making them look different at all times. That wind was the source of his inspiration, and he ascribed it to the Torah, saying God created the dunes and humans, who can also create.” “The reality is what shifts, and that’s to open your thoughts and creativity and understanding and expression of the reality in another way,” so got to go forth and do the summary commandment, create!

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Apr 26

Apr 26, 2026 at 11:53 AM UTC

nat-lipstadt

The Summary Commandment: A busy mind, always shifting, trying to outrun time itself

these the words of V.B. ~~~ I have no access to the billionaires’ research to make the body live ever longer. but I do have what the artist Agam*, isolated as my heritage’s, pill of vibrancy, an in~nate, planted deep, self funding! decked with my core genetics, my DNA, my imprinted history, tales of horror and rescue dating from the middle ages; this ****** my carat creativity, knowing very few appreciate my eclectic, acquired taste, that simply is to everyone’s tastes, senses, & sensibility, to the right of a little crazy! this I understand and debate it not; but Agam, reminds of the foundational who and why my soul, is only satisfied, when I can create new word combinations it is as if god’s: comma, dementia of moral commandment to pray three times daily, is met, satisfied not in the way prescribed, but instead, pro~scribed in my thrice daily poems aborning, each a confirming rebirthing inimitable! even if my voice, lost among in a million voices, he reminds me, that I am of, when he recites: “When I look around at my works, what I see is beyond the pieces themselves,” said Agam. “I turn my head and see something different. Everything changes here. That’s the reality. Reality in other art is set and narrow, and here it isn’t — it’s open, and it changes and brings you closer to seeing the reality of Hebrew and Judaism.” “Agam wasn’t much of a student and would run away from school to the beach of Rishon Lezion’s dunes, back when the shifting hillocks of sand were a visible part of the landscape. It was there that Agam noticed how the wind changed the dunes’ shapes, making them look different at all times. That wind was the source of his inspiration, and he ascribed it to the Torah, saying God created the dunes and humans, who can also create.” “The reality is what shifts, and that’s to open your thoughts and creativity and understanding and expression of the reality in another way,” so got to go forth and do the summary commandment, create!