Music begins it all
Music brings the light
Music makes the world
Music *is* the world
(Break it down)
Every particle is only a vibration
Vibration and it’s playing for you now
Even if you don’t want to hear it
Once that seal is broken
I can’t go back in the box
Well of course you can, for what is the box?
Just another song!
So Singh!
That’s where the lion gets his heart from
That right there is your tin man’s grease
So slather that salve all over your self
It is Balm
It is lube
It is an endless battery
So let it bombard you
What will you make with it?
OK so this time
I want to come in from this at the top
And drill down
I am the oak, making acorns
Of course I am!
And didn’t I have it right, all along?
Yes!
Except one thing.
I have no idea
What I mean
When I say I
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I love the last couple of lines – if only we all could get to that consciousness.
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I especially admire the opening 4 lines ~
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This is wonderful. I read it with delight. Music is indeed the pulse and throb of life. I imagine song was invented by the first cave men and women (and wolves!) And I love the unexpected ending.
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Thank you so much Sherry. It’s always a pleasure to have you reading I always appreciate your comments
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Attunement to the *nature* of tall oaks is one that pools us, slowly, to their sea — we don’t so much as lose our thinking *I* (“so Singh!”) as forget it in the grandeur. Who is that *I*, anyway? Who cares! Great response drilling into the challenge.
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Thank you so much Brennan. I love the earth weall challenges! Even though I don’t know Waze have a response very thought-provoking which is wonderful
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There is music and inventiveness and humour in this! And of course….the joy of language!
JIM
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Jim glad you enjoyed it thank you for your comments
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Excellent! with the perpetual question of which comes first, the music or the inner light. Perhaps the I can remain simply utilitarian, and get out of the way otherwise.
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Thank you Susan you’re coming to very thought-provoking!
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Then “I” can be anything and everything…perfect! (K)
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I love the music of your words here, Eric!
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