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This Moment, This Exactness, This Progression of Love

The traffic roars like death, the wind jumps over the trash truck. Me? I'm wondering how many trucks it would take if love decided to haul away the suffering? Think of it as a lesson in recognizing where you are, and then, who you've become- nothing more than inconsequential and a fearful little beast that believes rather than learns, headlong instead of swerves. Trace the steps back that you might see your burden is fitting, given the way you've loved the earth… Ironically enough, my use of her has tipped the scales in Love’s favor. This requires a drum! Without the drum, the rhythm of the heart would be without its music’s reassurance thrumming in the silence of everyone, every crowd, every tragically alone, every surrounded affection that’s deserved for a job well done. It’s a dream you’re having. Remember? No. Remember where you are? Yes. (ping) ~ My duty has all but disappeared and nearer to a reckoning like no other. This is heavenly earth, para...

Let me Love. It Couldn’t Hurt. Love all Equally and Always with Kindness

Let me love. It couldn’t hurt. Love all equally and always with kindness. The stars are love’s greatest design to creation's mystery. When love roars humans should not squat and war, murder and theft because the rumble could last for lifetimes.  Straight down the field, right or left, I believe she’s coming, the heart of the earth, to claim what’s rightfully hers. Love and you've beauty in your belief. If there's fear in your belief, you've forgotten truth and you'll be left searching evermore. Isn't the earth the heart of creation as far as you can tell? Are you so calloused from your belief that you don’t even recognize where you are? Without the worship of my home I've forgotten where I am. Truth has been replaced with belief, therefore the truth cannot be shown to you by anything on my personal journey, it can only be seen through your own. What are you waiting on? © 2012 by mark prime