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The Lotus hood (saint)

Discussion in 'Self Improvement' started by hunter leaf, Feb 25, 2021.

  1. hunter leaf

    hunter leaf New Fapstronaut

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    Does Love need Lines???

    what is love?
    what are lines?

    what is love? Is is the conscious act of bearing, receiving, becoming empty... suffering? So not to fall or wake without feeling like one tried for two or more. Is it necessary or even foolish? Is it painful and intrusive? Does it scare the beautyful ones?
    Perhaps the weeds oly want to love?

    what are lines? Is it not emphasis, seperation, support or protection? Is not rules?
    Boundaries, because without it, danger becomes a reality and without skill, understanding or experience, death can be an assurance? Is lines not the strive to survive?

    who needs lines?
    when we can absorb and become one.
    But we can't
    We cannot fill up a cup & still not have space
    One may blur into the other
    may only mean the line is not straight
    does it have to be?
    seperation is there
    Even the elements obey
    but do feelings?

    I love you
    But I must protect myself from further on

     
  2. hunter leaf

    hunter leaf New Fapstronaut

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    Feather falling

    I was looking up but not looking upwards
    more or less, I was looking down but not looking downwards...

    when i saw a feather falling from a bird above
    twirling in the air
    dancing in the wind

    A combined of the seen and unseen

    Not the feather nor the wind

    The bird. The flight across skies. The wandering through weathers & wilderness

    Of all, I would never know
    Never see the unseen


    from one feather falling

    I trust myself to learn. To hope
    maybe even to seek

    But I will never see the suffering
    from whence it came
    where it it withstood. In determination to fly & not to die

    But i may see the feather fall
    and worship its descending curtesy ...
    from everlasting
    to nothing
     

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