Alex Levin
In my life,
I have experienced buffers
being suddenly lifted as if by grace.
And yes, it was clear that they lifted
because I was ready to see more clearly.
And it gave me such a sense of freedom,
to finally recognize things in myself without judgement.
Self-remembering gives us hope
of observing with better scale,
as the i's disappear in that state,
as well as judgements which may render us blind.
One thing I have been noticing lately
is that when my moving center takes over,
and I go too fast,
or get too busy,
there is something I need to look at.
I have been trying to pause,
take a moment,
and survey the situation
to find the illusive cause,
the thing I cannot see which I am buffering,
and which my moving center
has conspired to keep far from view.
~J
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