28.9.12

What I Tried To Capture



To concentrate the mind / to live in the shape of a moment / involves persistence.

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Overheard is a soft voice guardedly magnifying its way into consciousness,
lingering on the corner / of the heart's compassion / it glistens without noise.

Whatever it is / of its drifting / the very least of it slinks / sliding sideways 
into the hidden dailyness of imagination / asserting its own kind of grammar.

Now, the eyes consider how it teaches / the body, the mind / to be as still as it,
even when one's thoughts push against imagining / in such a transitional terrain.

Something to think about / as the camera clicks / giving its best shot to draw it out.
And when you lock eyes with the geometry of it, the uniqueness of the world sings.

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A kind of joy sends its regards as you delight in the mystery of the voice in it, the light.

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