I cannot give name yet,
No title to claim and change your thought
To the meaning of these words,
Letting themselves slip in
Unfiltered by a symbol,
Like the man formerly known as,
We all know the name
We all set words to the feeling
As we stand on the edge of our eternity wondering,
Waiting for someone,
Something to lead the way
And though we know there is no map,
No Google earth that can take that snapshot in time
Of a place we remember,
Of yards where dogs much smarter than we,
Stare up into the sky knowing
There is so much more out there
Than our feeble eyes can see.
So we create technology,
Moving faster,
More impressive than the days before we knew that a mouse
Was something more than what was caught in a trap,
Or plastic games taking hours to create,
Or caught within a quick cats paw.
Yet we still question,
Endlessly we question
And still stand on that edge with no answers.
But at some point in time we stop,
Perhaps accidentally or maybe even on purpose,
We linger and slow down long enough to gaze in the mirror,
To see the eyes that never quite come to rest out of fear,
Fear of being seen,
Or of knowing that the answer,
Like a simple prize valued in the Cracker Jack box,
Fingers sticky within a cardboard box digging,
Ripping open the thin paper of red, white and blue,
The one with the familiar dog that beckons us,
We in excitement so eager to break in to see our prize,
The same one that’s been here waiting all this time,
This plastic magnifying glass that will unearth the cosmic answer
The long awaited prize of an answer that we discover,
Had been lying within us,
The face in the mirror,
The one that always knew
Answers that sit on the tongue,
like the teachers pet who suddenly is afraid
Of standing out for knowing….
There’s so much more beyond the scope
But dare to search,
Lest we become disdained,
Hated for being ourselves
And shining out loud.
Thank you so kindly Michael,
I have always been drawn to,the image of a solitary soul standing at the edge of the water viewing the wide expanse of everything, as if deep in thoughts questioning the universe before us, and then I often wonder about the magic that we expect in life, for some it’s like the Cracker Jack box prize, as a kid I was so excited to dig for that thing and was often let down, I think it’s about our expectations. Most importantly when we don’t expect it, that makes it so much more special when it happens…when we got the Google earth app for the first time, we searched for our house and then zoomed in only to find it was a pic from fall and standing outside,the garage was our beloved dog and he was looking up as if he knew…..he had died a few months before we found that pic but what an amazing gift to almost feel as if he were still there watching, waiting. Ah so much joy. The little joys, priceless. Like your response, priceless my friend. Thank you for being an inspiration to my life😊
Always,
Kim
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I really enjoyed this and have the sensation of the importance of making contact with the grand cosmic presence at work within us. The importance of breaking the ice that sometimes traps us in particular views or experiences of things. The importance of coming home to ourselves, regardless of how it is received externally… And so beautifully expressed…
Thank you for this empowering and uplifting piece, Kim!
Blessings
Michael
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Oh yes! We take our squirrels up here very seriously too! They’re trying to steal our nuts! Yes but I like all these little odd idiosycrisies in the sheeple; there human sides peep through… Thanks for the feed back! Wish I had a picture of your cat! True our dogs really are walking us. It was so pleasant to speak with an actual person! Why do I wanna jump up and down with you and run through a field? Canada… You guys must think it so empty up here. Sometimes you don’t see a sign post for 700 miles…
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I don’t own a tutu….but the cat does, they’re called matts and she wears them proudly, till she gets them off and throws them up at my feet….now the poor impoverished dogs, we drag them around the streets for an hour each morning….tiring he poor things out….no nail trimming needed, they do it themselves yanking on the leash trying to run down dastardly squirrels….although an old man was feeding his squirrel peanuts today and he told us our dogs couldn’t have His squirrel…..strange peeps indeed. Must be Canadian.😊 haha….just kidding….
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LOL! Can’t put one over on you… Does this mean your dog will be dressed in a tu tu, and your cat will be hitting the hash pipe? LOL! You caught me in a good mood! I must cherish this 🙂
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Gee thanks…she said while blushing like a happy girl😊 you’re making my day shine even brighter than it already is😊 thanks Morgan. Have a beautiful Monday too😊
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Utterly Exceptional!
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Peace and love back at you
Always Sheldon
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I was often disappointed in the prize, and now as an adult, I like crunch n munch much better, but for their time, they were the best….I am a nut fan, so less corn, more nuts please😊 so glad you enjoyed it😊
Peace and love, K
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Thanks Sheldon,
I am so glad you enjoyed it, I just kind of let it go where it wanted to without reigning it in much. Happy Monday my friend,
Peace and love,
Always,
K
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Hey God, you sound so much like Darryl, are you using his voice to trick me? But I promised all my worldly goods to the dogs…..and the cat😊
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Wonderful Cracker Jacks image. I like this.
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You really weaved this one
Too many great images to pick just one
Great one K
As always Sheldon
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This is God speaking! Give all of your worldly possesions to Darrell, and follow me… LOL!
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