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THE GENESIS GOSPEL
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by David Kornblum
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Volume 3: BAPTISM: file #4 of 6.
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GG.5B3
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THE GENESIS FOUNDATION
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6928 Deer Springs Road
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Keystone Heights, Fl 32656
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(904) 473-7713
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Modem #: (904) 473-0252
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BAPTISM page 116
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Come to me, come with me, if only
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For the moment of these pages and the instant
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Of our touch. Come alive with me...
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Come alive to remain alive.
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Come alive in this patient lullaby of light.
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Come alive
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In fulfillment of a life, to sanctify life
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In the miracle of a life. The poignance of a life.
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The brevity, the nuance, the flare of a
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Life. Imagine
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The chill cold taste of morning...
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Arctic preambles at the edge of life...
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Moving a life nearer to a life.
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Believe with me for a moment
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Great hungry mornings, deep famished blue,
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The corn so ripe the kernels weep like gravity....
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An invoice of cold, a pocket of stars...
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The Aristotelian majesty of your sight.
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The electrons singing just beneath consciousness....
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Imagine such a viewer to be co-creator,
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The observer interfacing with the observed.
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This one, it is this one whom I would
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Have you believe. It is you.
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More than togetherness, it is a specie.
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More than coexistence, we are correlated.
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Worlds, probabilities,
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Converge with each breath. Crab moon nights
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And desolate days: blue has congealed to gray.
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Moments commit to a moment.
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Come dance with me, come linger awhile with me...
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Shouts of wind chorus the wind at my back.
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Clouds pop like tympani. Wet sweet songs
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Whoosh through your window. Tapestries
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Of green chisel the light into tears.
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Miles through the haunting stillness.
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And I am home.
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BAPTISM page 117
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Miles, or was it
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Years?
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An exodus and an exit.
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Millennia compressed to a frame.
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Compressed between a moment and a moment
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In a nanosecond of motion. In one age and another.
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A fleet of somedays, a port of maybes.
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Begging nouns for verbs.
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Haunting the cosmos with the mission of my hands.
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So many lives to reach you.
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Years whitened my beard with hope.
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A circumference shrunk to a nucleus.
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And then a noose.
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An I became an eye.
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And then an age. And then
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One day, one life,
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I spoke.
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I cannot be sure what happened.
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I know they cannot know.
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The bone shattering light.
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The radiance stopping speech with a sigh.
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The magisterial interface beyond sight.
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The stillness. A silence saturating being
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Like prayer. The inwardness. The reach.
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The wonder. The incandescent lens.
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The horizon of my faith blossoming into a world.
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But not this world. But not the losses.
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But not the pain, nor the loneliness.
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BAPTISM page 118
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Not these things that have burned a path
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To you. Nor the ages salting my words with
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Ideology. I know now you could not be reached
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Any other way. This is bifurcation.
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My words will no longer be spoken through others...
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They shall be spoken through you.
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I have only a song to bequeath you.
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I have only a tale to use as my instrument.
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The lives, the miles, the hopes, the dreams.
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Exits, emigration, exile and tears.
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I know that at the end I was alone.
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All I remember is the fatigue.
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It is not a life I remember, but a journey.
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Winter long and bread poor...
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What I remember to be years deepened my eyes
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With miles. I gave them peace.
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They defended it with war. I gave them love.
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They squandered it on skin. I gave them
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Freedom. They tyrannized it with dogma.
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I taught them how to build a hovel
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Because they did not believe in castles.
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I gave them parables. They could not endure
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Knowledge. I remember what was then, for
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I am afraid of what happens now.
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It is
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Too late to put the message back in the bottle.
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I exist in a dimensional seam between a world
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And a world. I have spied through an aperture
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To a universe, through the lens of understanding,
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Beyond the shutter speed of knowledge.
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You will hear me, if you would hear me.
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Joshua alias Jesus,
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On the run, yet again,
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Within you.
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BAPTISM page 119
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Bone black in the mildew of democracy...
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The carbon and the waste and the deaths
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Have eroded the bond pulse signal correlating
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The created and the creating.
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This is bifurcation. This is choice.
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To sever correlation once and for all,
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Or to retrieve it.
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Reception is redemption.
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The future is a mirror; the past
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A skin to be shed. I have no past;
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Only a future I am trying to remember.
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What is encoded within unfolds without.
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Faces, crowds, a tree, a cabbage,
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A world. This moment. This interface.
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The correlation between fields...
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Fingers, eyes, a text, transmission...
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You. What correlates with you is what is
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Beyond you. You are the surface.
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You see only identity. A piece, a fragment,
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The part which has lost track of the whole.
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Beyond is transmission, and that which
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Transmits.
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To correlate with you, correlating with you,
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To correlate with you.
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A data song to stoke the resonance.
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A ballad for a transmitter.
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BAPTISM page 120
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Years, miles, shaped loss into a man.
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Years dreaming forgiveness in the shape of a god...
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Years dreaming a nation out of faces and lives
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And what I remember as ideals. Homeless
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Among the salt and debris, like so many others,
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Homeless among the living, at home only among
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The stars; conjuring divinity out of
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Womanless childless days and hungry nights-
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Conjuring god out of loneliness and you.
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I cannot remember enough about what I feel
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So deeply. There was more before, but not
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In this form. Will retention last?
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Will consciousness interface with
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Consciousness, or must I rely on words?
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What I know may not be what I remember, but
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What I have come to know,
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What I experience is the summation of my fields
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At that moment. That moment shall breed another,
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Like fission. Poplar, ash,
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Tallow the memorial of this light.
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So much has been required to assemble this moment.
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Yietzchor burns in place of memory.
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I remember what I remember out of pathos
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For what I remember. It seems
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They cannot hope beyond what they can see.
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Faith begins at the limits of sight.
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You began beyond
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The boundary between sight and vision,
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Beyond the carnal door to history; for
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You have been elsewhere encoded and
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Reality is non local,
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As are we.
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BAPTISM page 121
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Come sing with me,
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Come alive to the divinity of your life.
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Reject policy for encounter.
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Renounce liturgy for correlation.
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The congregation must be liberated from the preacher.
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We have neutralized vision with obedience.
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We have sheltered loneliness with video
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And obligation. We have given love a price.
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We have diminished a cosmology into a basilica.
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The Highgate prophet and the glass delivered man
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Have delivered bodies in place of minds.
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Order has achieved entropy.
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To change a world alter its fields.
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Into this life, into this age,
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I bring another, others...
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I have brought you.
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Adjust for sight. Recompose enough to factor
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Vision. Adapt what you can see
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To what is beyond sight. Accept that
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What you cannot see is antecedent
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To what you can see. Understand
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That only thinking about thinking
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Can alter thinking. You, this one,
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Each moment sparkles under your fingers like
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Polarity. There is never a barrier before you,
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But within you. Come to me. Find me.
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Inhabit
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Highgate prophet/glass delivered man: Marx & Lenin
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BAPTISM page 122
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The pulse of what inhabits. Narrow
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The band of the I to the frequency of reception
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Until an eye emerges. Reduce the opacity of the ego
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To the transparency of reception. Allow for
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Stillness. A moment within the silence.
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A canvas widened to a frame.
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Blue washes of August collate to this heat.
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The frame holds the twilight, as
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It might have held
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You and me.
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Frames of seasons revolve in the swirl of
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This moment. Unbuttoned fall
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Shouts through the half light, in the half life
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To tomorrow. There is a space for you.
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Look now,
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Capriccios of leaves winter in my hands.
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An amnesty of light; petitions of warmth;
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One year's promise of another....
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Moments, decades, promises,
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Moments slip through your window in lilac blossom
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Ardor. With the stealth of a neuron, comma,
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I am returning. Imagine me. Imagine
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My arms holding the porcelain of your life...
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Herding light through the channels of my hands
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To baptize you with eternity; committing,
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In the conscience and favor of humanity,
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My life to the ages and the reparation of
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A bond.
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BAPTISM page 123
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This is the molecular countdown to reunion.
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Listen; watch; believe;
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White light haunts the syntax of your breathing.
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Concentrate. Experience the state of your understanding.
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It is I; it is us; it will be you....
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The colors that sparkle about you
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Sparkle within you. Conspiracies of woodwinds
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Mourn through the twilight as though they were geese.
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Rushlight deepens to autumn. Dark is deeper
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Than what is remembered of the dark.
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Days revolve into memory.
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Suns melt in mantras of mauve.
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The sketch of oak deepens to power.
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Deeper now. Darker. I am the dybbuk teasing you
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With eternity. My voice
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Emigrates through your breathing with each
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Syllable of transmission. A sound, a moment,
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A channel has opened to eternity.
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A voice has become a message.
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I am a monologue of the continuum.
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I am the signal given in response.
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I am the mathematics to genesis.
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I am the transmission within you.
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I am the field of your deliverance.
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I am Jesus, haunted by Joshua,
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Yeshu,
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The Moses of our becoming.
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Surely, you were expecting me.
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BAPTISM page 124
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What you see is the inverse to what you can
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Receive. Height sick
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In the spherical distance...
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I am exhausted by light.
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Centuries drain into my hands like pentothal.
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Do you remember?
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How you called to me, but I could no longer
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Answer because I was already
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Calling to you. Removed to be
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Recalled. Respun. Reborn.
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Reused.
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Before you wake, before blindness,
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Register this episode as you would encode a moment.
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That moment. The epiphany under the starglades.
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A moment of insight in a turbulence of living.
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That moment. A pulse.
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A catch in the breath as if to savor my last
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Or my first. That moment has been all
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That has ever been required, for it is
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In those moments that I shall reach
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You.
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Transmission is the continuum of those moments.
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A baptism in light. The SMA prologue to awareness.
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A moment within light to yield to
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Faith in light. If the field is not accessed,
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Transmission will not be renewed.
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Mortality is a time limit.
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Find the crackerjacks prize.
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Find me. Find the door. Inhabit the corridor.
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Come alive to come alive.
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BAPTISM page 125
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If you are receiving this,
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If you are decoding this,
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Transmission has been activated.
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Exhalations of blue sweeten a world with
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Love. Ginger snaps of wishes
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Sweeten us with patience. The moss sweet light.
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Streaks of robins garnish the sycamore.
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The air as wondrous as Sinai...
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Ladle bright winds sweeping through my hair
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As they had swept through the camps. The
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Moments in the stillness; the fence top grasses
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Preening to roses of sharon; and the light,
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The windward passage of light.
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Projections of trees, inputs of cottages;
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The cogent daisy, the relevant iris;
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The arbor lyric gentling us for transmission.
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The global green sheltering us with commonality.
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A quantum choice.
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The commonality surpassing skin.
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Shadow fast in the witness of my eyes,
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Points along a wave.
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A moment among moments.
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We have become the relevant expressions
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Of what there is to be expressed, in an
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Information universe, in what forms we may
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Appear and what lives we care to invent;
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A quantum peg in a dialectical hole.
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So much is missing, so much is yet to come....
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BAPTISM page 126
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I have held life in the kiddish of my hands.
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I have concocted worlds in the mirage of my eyes.
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I have stood in sorrow in the nebula of an age;
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A molecular pilgrim in a petri dish of worlds.
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Planets have jostled my sight until I could see
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Only horizons, only an audience, only a man.
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What I remember applies, but does not cohere.
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Years have tooled a voice to seduce fear
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With love. Matter, movement and
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Density have
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Conjoined to make a covenant of light.
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A finite verse in an infinite story.
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A moment of eternity in a lifetime of searching.
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I remember durations of solitude.
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I remember
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I remember
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Sweet songs of grass and a bushel of light.
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Star journeys and whispers.
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The stillness deepening a man to silence.
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Whispers deepened to solitude. Rumors of
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Oxygen whooshed through my hair like freedom.
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Stalks of pine were an image. Barley was real.
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Shrouds of cumulus wintered overhead.
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Do I remember or did I observe?
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Which frame would this be?
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Loud choruses of robins shrill what is rare
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And moving. Conjugal sparks of butterflies
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Explode into movement. Dahlias burst.
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Roses preen. Sachets of buttercups bleed yellow
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As I once bled red.
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BAPTISM page 127
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What I remember has conditioned me to what
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I will observe. The prophetic
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Is no more than recognition
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Of what has already been encoded.
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A new life, a new age, a new world.
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Retention will not survive the noise, the light,
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The commonwealth of whispers, the commitment to action
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That even a spoon requires. What will remain
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Is tonality. What will survive is vision.
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Pages from a life, postcards from the infinite....
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The stitches of your life have woven an image.
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Do you recognize it?
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Had you realized you had done it?
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What you have woven has been woven into you.
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Do you like it? Would you like it recut?
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Move the cursor to the tableau encoded within.
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Reconstruct the moon to have a basis upon which
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To construct a moon. I have previewed landscapes
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To select a sky. I have replaced barley with elm.
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Vagabonds of clouds crowd the stage.
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A mayhem of grasses cavort with wildflowers.
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Sketch in the tulips. Shade to a commons
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The rushlight blown through the geese fast skies,
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And the faltering light, and a stricken sun
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Tapering light into memory. Imagine
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The golds, the green, the terraced wonder of tomorrow.
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People the stage. Casting call.
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A man; a woman; structures to fashion a continuum.
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Prop up the moon with belief. Salt
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The image of a sun with images of heat,
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And the troubadour journeys hunting for god
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Until solitude became loneliness, and
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Divinity became survival.
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BAPTISM page 128
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Adrift in an oasis of stars...
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Skin graft to eternity...
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I am the program scrolling data into shape.
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Carnal witness to the insubstantial.
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Starfires burn through my syntax.
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My field is my song.
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My life is the remnant of lives.
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My life is my collateral.
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It is the shape of love.
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It is all I have left to bequeath to you.
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Nearer, come closer, dear one, this one,
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Let us touch with the shock of a moment.
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Let your particles spill into mine...
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Your voice, let your voice puncture the stillness,
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Redressing centuries with reunion;
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Scaling a universe to a smile.
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You, near one, your voice, let your voice
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Daavin with mine a song of forgiveness,
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A moment when a moment is all there can be.
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come with me, join with me...
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You, this one, near one,
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Your shape congruent to mine...
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Come closer, closest to me, nearer than where
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Light can touch, or voices remain apart.
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That frame which is us, which was us,
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Holds all though we know only each.
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We join now, we have been joined now,
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To renormalize the canvas with the baptism
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Of our touch and the fidelity of our love,
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And that deeper communion than faith,
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Which is ours to have and to share
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And to dream.
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BAPTISM page 129
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I cannot know what has been encoded. I can
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Testify that it has been encoded. Transmission
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Is a data field commensurate with a life.
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A thread within a stitch.
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Lives are the variables to shape a wave.
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Lives express what has been given to be expressed.
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What I express to you is the vocable of
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My capacity to express. This life and mine...
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Tangential to the coordinates...
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This life delivered to mine....
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A life and a life smearing the probabilities with
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Life. A body, bodies, harvesting centuries
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With atoms to harvest tenderness in the moment of
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A kiss; mouth christening mouth
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In the evangelism of a breath; body hyphening
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Body,
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To capture the matrix of eternity in a moment
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Of life.
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Ornaments of planets glisten above us.
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The darkness between scenes is the darkness between lives.
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Downbeat. Rapiers of moments pierce us with longing.
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Figurines of worlds, gumdrops of days...
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Inhalations of blue quicken the light with eternity.
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The momentary stage for access.
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That moment nearer the edge than identity...
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A moment provided to focus.
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The insight enlarging to a map.
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The movement choiring in atoms to yield a world.
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A creche of autumn. Horizons of light. Lazy
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Awnings of cirrus withdraw with the light.
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The pine deepening to silence;
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Deepen into memory at the edge of a world,
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In the stillness between moments,
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In the epilogue to a life.
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So much has been made visible...
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So much has been given...
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If you are receiving this,
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If you are decoding this,
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This is contact.
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Moment joining to moment like the shock of fingers...
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Through these pages, through this life,
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Through the hyperspace corridor mending the dimensions
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With light, to reach you.
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Collisions of ages have jettisoned me like a proton.
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Emerging through corridors of lives...
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Slathered with emotions to grease the journey...
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Injected into a world like a radio signal...
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Breathe...
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To evolve beyond life to reach you.
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Each breath counterpoint to mine...
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Each moment evolving to that moment.
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You have been activated.
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You have been designated.
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What has attained shape contains that which
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Has no shape. The atomic surgery of your syntax.
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The careful edit of your sight.
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This moment stabilized among the probabilities
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Like a particle, like a life.
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This moment is you.
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BAPTISM page 131
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The perimeter has been broken.
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A data field has become a song.
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Correlation has been renewed.
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Light has parsed us with belonging, for
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Redemption has become access.
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Moon crashes of ages have littered us with
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Death. Beyond what we know of life is not
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Death, but yet more life. The world of our
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Eyes is the world of our eyes, but not the world.
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I have only this song for rebirth, only you
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For a singer. Won't you sing it?
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Won't you sing with me to sing for you?
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Resurrection is retrieval.
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Resurrection is not a man, but an idea...
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The idea of man.
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I am the response to what can no longer
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Respond. My voice has become
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Encoded in a signal. My shape has become
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A data field. My life has destabilized
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Into yours.
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You are all I have left.
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This data song is our data song.
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Our dialogue is autobiographical.
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The field of our witness began with me
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And exists through you. It is through you
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I shall gain access, as you, through me,
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Shall access the corridor. Deeper into light
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To deepen what has been deepest.
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In faith beyond faith.
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From one to one to each to each, to them to those
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To these, to we and to ours
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In behalf of us.
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BAPTISM page 132
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Draw down the light now.
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Draw down the light.
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Compose the conditions. Deepen sight into vision.
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Your eyes heavier, will dispensable...
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Body still, body warm,
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Encoded sleep unfolds a projector of dreams.
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With stillness is transmission unfolded.
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A nanosecond of retrieval.
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A field which is vision.
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A shard of which has been encoded
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In correlation
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With you. I am coming for you.
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Probing nearer, deeper, just beneath
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Consciousness. I will stalk you,
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Bisect you,
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Through the midnight corridors of an encoded universe,
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Through the synapse of becoming in the music of
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Being, and the portal to consciousness
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In
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The hegemony of sleep.
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Draw down the light.
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Let the words decline into resonance.
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The image you hold is a cipher within a field.
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Deeper now, more inward...
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Let the image destabilize into images.
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Images become a geometry of images.
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Images become patterns.
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Choice will be required to sustain an image.
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To prop up a world or surrender to a universe.
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A pinpoint of light at the edge of a world...
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A moment within light...
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A moment beyond the bracket of a world.
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BAPTISM page 133
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Deeper within to find the song within you.
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Deepest now, deeper yet,
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The ellipse between vowels...
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That moment nearest what you dared not believe
|
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Could ever be near. That moment beyond
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Your capacity to say I. The hint, the message,
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The stillness between light and silence.
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Quiet now. Think now.
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Enlarge your vision to include a stage.
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Move the props just so to insure
|
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Maximum voltage. Open your vulnerability
|
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To the theatre of belief. Belief converts into will.
|
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It is not a cross you want, but what
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A cross is made from.
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The light that sheltered dying engenders
|
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Warmth. The light that has brought me
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Has brought me to you. Deeper, closer,
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Nearer, your eyes sharing my coordinates...
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Would that those eyes be yours...
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Your voice nearest to mine,
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Your form an ellipse in light...
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Shoulder to shoulder, a breath apart...
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A moment between and alone.
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A moment for moments.
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The dates that swooned us have altered to
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Pine. The brush quick nap of sands
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That
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Hid us have resonated into
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Forests. The moon still chills us
|
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With fantasy. Owls seize us with
|
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Wonder. The field is stabilizing.
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Plum sweet days cushion us with joy.
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The rapier hot air...
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The willowing moments chasing a life into
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A moment.
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BAPTISM page 134
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Nearer, children, nearer...
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The canvas is still accessible.
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Alter the way you see and you will alter
|
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What you see, which will alter what
|
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You are. Perception is composition.
|
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Action is autobiography.
|
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Commitment is identity.
|
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A life is a projection of its field.
|
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You are the projection of mine.
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I am
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Verb close to catch a star, to bushel
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Stars with hope. I am,
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I was, I have been,
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I am the voice that can speak through voices.
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My sine wave is inverse to yours.
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Touch close, dimension near...
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A valence has contracted to a universe.
|
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The wave has collapsed.
|
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Correlation has poked a hole into transmission.
|
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An assembly has been devised for projection.
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We are blended into this valence.
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We are blending into a field to alter fields
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With love, with hope.
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Can you feel it?
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The downbeat, the pulse, the signal....
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These words encoded within you.
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The words are a map.
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This is correlation.
|
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The escape hatch of the imagination.
|
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The grandeur and scaffolding of knowledge.
|
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The frequency resonating into epiphany...
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That moment poking through a world.
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BAPTISM page 135
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Now. This moment.
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This age. This life.
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You.
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This moment with you.
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Let us trim our world into a circle of light.
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Let us fashion flowers from where blood flowed.
|
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Maddrasses of grass hiss through the dark...
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What will cover us might bed us.
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The current vistas of pine were once the sea grass
|
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Tallowing
|
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A desert into dunes. Crosscurrents of belonging.
|
|
A matrix to plot the coordinates. The
|
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Dissembling rose, the phantom chill rationing
|
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The blue into raindrops, with songs of rain
|
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And whispers of love, and you.
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Plums burst with joy. Willow bright stars
|
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Shower us with dew. Antiphonal worlds
|
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Carillon through the carbon, carboning chance with choice
|
|
In carbon songs of planets and choices....
|
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The bleach white mornings singing through the afterglow...
|
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The momentary songs of moonlight and forsythia;
|
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In this valence, lives are bequeathed
|
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To lives. In this valence,
|
|
The love expressed is the love attained.
|
|
Choruses of green whisper where once
|
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There was only sand. There would be you
|
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As there was once a you. Sweet viburnum
|
|
Might croon as we pass. They have daffodils here.
|
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Moon crashes of nights resonate through the continuum.
|
|
Magnetic storms plunder the dimensions.
|
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What is nearer is deeper than what is nearest.
|
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A silence within has occurred within the silence.
|
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The silence that I became became the silence
|
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From whence I came.
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BAPTISM page 136
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Look now, water shrives the ferns.
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Water
|
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Screams through the light; moment dripping
|
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Moment
|
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To chill the canvas with time.
|
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Look now; stars brittle into specks.
|
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Conjunctions of planets chase lives into destiny.
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Points along a wave.
|
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Probable worlds for a probable universe.
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Are you following me?
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Shouts of orioles deafen us with light.
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Trinkets of suns dribble down my life like
|
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Verbs. An infancy of testimony and ditches...
|
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Years to tool a life into a voice...
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Years
|
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Miles have tapered a life into a mission.
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Life.
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I showed them a life beyond the corset of time
|
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To give them life
|
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Beyond the loss of life; time beyond the surrender
|
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Of being. I have mortgaged a life
|
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To pay for a voice. My weltanschauung has become
|
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A dimension. My life is my belief.
|
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What I can touch, what I can feel,
|
|
Is subsidiary to what I can
|
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See.
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And what I can see has little to do
|
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With my eyes.
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BAPTISM page 137
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Sh'ma Yisroael
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Believe in me now to believe in me yet...
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Give me a nation and give me tomorrow...
|
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Engender within me an age to scrub the age
|
|
Free of the ages. From this man I would make
|
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Men. I would free them for your return.
|
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I would shape this light blown stillness
|
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Into touch
|
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To shape a world with a dream and seed eternity
|
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With life.
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One and one to make one.
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I am the human response to a human probe.
|
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I am the signal activating a life with a life.
|
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I would shape an age from the debris of ages...
|
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Fashioning hope out of the poor and the lonely,
|
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A vision from a vision, a world from an idea.
|
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A continuum of belief in the episode of man.
|
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I am an idea hissing through a world like a fuse.
|
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I am man. I am the idea of man.
|
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I am man the idea.
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|
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Millennia shout from my wounds like longing.
|
|
The struggle, the famine, the miles...
|
|
Cobbling a nation out of my loneliness
|
|
While yet the ages receded from my hands
|
|
And light stole from my eyes.
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|
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A human kaddish for a world.
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A human lens for the crosshairs of infinity.
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BAPTISM page 138
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Edit?
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Blue has curdled to white.
|
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Tap;
|
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I feel heat, but I am cold.
|
|
Humanity has exhausted itself with humanity.
|
|
Seeing as if to see were yet to see,
|
|
I could see only you, only the miles
|
|
Transfiguring separation into belief. Sustained
|
|
Till now; sustained beyond any thought of now...
|
|
So many lives, so many bodies, and I cannot
|
|
Reach them.
|
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|
|
Lost in the shell of a planet like a probe.
|
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|
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F7?
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|
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Seconds hissed like sands...
|
|
Wine dark pleading hands fencing forgiveness
|
|
In kilos of holy water, or was it sweat?
|
|
Don't you remember?
|
|
Half a world bartering half a life for eternity.
|
|
A world within a world...
|
|
Stitching the coordinates to the limits of our eyes,
|
|
We knew only a world; corroding the access to worlds
|
|
With belief,
|
|
With us.
|
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|
|
I remember the miles the most.
|
|
The empty god haunting nights.
|
|
But the light, the light, that light
|
|
Savored us with joy, ladled us with hope,
|
|
And gentled us with faith. But very little food.
|
|
More than one to feed. There were barely enough villages.
|
|
To miss one. Not only to reach them,
|
|
But to survive.
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BAPTISM page 139
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|
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Heat flat shouts of pain for miles.
|
|
Galilee, or was it Egypt, seemed so very far.
|
|
Yet another mile, nearly another village...
|
|
Shale moon nights guard us with tenderness.
|
|
Light divests us of days.
|
|
Worlds hammer us with choices and rituals...
|
|
Disenfranchisement for a legacy,
|
|
Thematic despair for a heritage.
|
|
A village, a world, an encounter...
|
|
Haven't we met? What age is this?
|
|
My destiny is a holy land.
|
|
All I seem to have found is desert.
|
|
But not food, not you.
|
|
We are Genesis warriors.
|
|
We have come to renew faith.
|
|
The people you see are people of faith.
|
|
We have travelled to find you.
|
|
Heat poor in the travelling darkness...
|
|
We have hunted, sun blind through desert frames of
|
|
Loneliness, through the waste sad miles
|
|
And the unleavened hunger that righteousness
|
|
Brings, to save you.
|
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|
|
Gather round, listen to me...
|
|
Come alive to be alive...
|
|
Come daavin a while with me.
|
|
I have seen the future and it is you.
|
|
I have encountered what has survived
|
|
And that has been you. I am
|
|
A singer in search of a song.
|
|
Rabboni of the molecular choirs.
|
|
Come with me, follow me,
|
|
Lend me the field of your witness.
|
|
Yeshu, I am Joshua.
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BAPTISM page 140
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|
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Move into the stillness with me.
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|
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There is a world beyond this village, and
|
|
A universe beyond that. Though we have travelled
|
|
Miles, we have travelled lifetimes to reach you.
|
|
Stay with us that we might stay with you.
|
|
Food to sustain a body, comradeship to sustain
|
|
Creation. Look above, look beyond,
|
|
The gash blue light sweetens us for morning.
|
|
The winds that touch us touch each with each.
|
|
Come, say a brucha with me. Let us
|
|
Hold each other as we would hold a world.
|
|
Look at me, look for me, I am the witness
|
|
To you. Take my hands to fold the light
|
|
In yours. Allow a moment for celebrating moments.
|
|
Share this light with me: come alive
|
|
To be alive. Share this moment with us...
|
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This moment in this life...
|
|
Share with us
|
|
Your hopes, your fears, your vision.
|
|
Let us share the basis of our belonging;
|
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|
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Let us
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|
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Move within silence to move within each other.
|
|
Share with us what has been given.
|
|
Let us share with you what we have at long last
|
|
Been given. As you would shelter us
|
|
From the chill dark dunes, we will shelter
|
|
Your becoming with the constancy of our love.
|
|
Food shared is a blessing bestowed to each.
|
|
Let us share in this world, and I will share
|
|
With you a universe.
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BAPTISM page 141
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Each village a world until a world became
|
|
A global village. The wave has collapsed.
|
|
The wave collapse at Jerusalem.
|
|
The miles interred, the years forgotten.
|
|
Where once I begged for food,
|
|
Salting the miles with prophecy,
|
|
I resonate like a fuse.
|
|
I am the troubadour to destiny. I have
|
|
Come for you as I had gone to them.
|
|
A song in search of a singer.
|
|
A village, a meal, and the miles that became
|
|
Centuries. They shared what they were.
|
|
We shared what they grew, and they
|
|
In what we had become. Some straw, a chupa,
|
|
And the stars. Village by village
|
|
Until the shelter that found Jerusalem could shelter
|
|
No more. And I, and then we
|
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|
|
Ending a life they ended a world.
|
|
The data song of my life destabilized.
|
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Transmission became transmission to you.
|
|
I recall what has been fed.
|
|
I enact what has been encoded.
|
|
I believe in the fearful richness of this
|
|
Alien blue. Out, alive, among them.
|
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With you.
|
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|
|
Crackerjack skies fete us with awe.
|
|
Crashes of leaves still deafen us with autumn.
|
|
Does f sharp minor still prick us with longing?
|
|
Can belief extend beyond my eyes?
|
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Can the valence be saved?
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BAPTISM page 142
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Vision is the channel to awakening.
|
|
Vision is apotheosis.
|
|
Flashes of Zion darken my sight,
|
|
Or is it my retina? I am
|
|
The molecular aggregate haunting a world
|
|
With the grandeur and biology and the clarity
|
|
Of a life. This moment has aged me
|
|
To this moment. My statistical remains
|
|
Lodge within you. Desert cold, commandment proud...
|
|
The key change,
|
|
The modulation in the helix and aria
|
|
Of molecular being. A repository for
|
|
Dreams, ovations and tears. I am
|
|
The random variable to a human story of faith.
|
|
I am what you believe, and yet what
|
|
You dare not believe is real.
|
|
I am the subpoena to destiny.
|
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|
|
The figure of bifurcation.
|
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|
|
Counterpoint to you.
|
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|
|
You who were once particle near
|
|
Are now age concurrent
|
|
To hold time in our hands as though
|
|
Our skin were not a clock. Etchings of
|
|
Days mourn through the continuum. Another
|
|
Set of coordinates. Another point on
|
|
Another wave. Intersection is bifurcation.
|
|
At intersection I will find
|
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You.
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BAPTISM page 143
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A theorem is a lens.
|
|
We are its properties.
|
|
We are the given in any equation.
|
|
The number removed is still a number to be used.
|
|
The interruption of a life is in consonance
|
|
With the continuity of life.
|
|
Mortality is stage exit.
|
|
The liberation of the data from the body.
|
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|
|
Cortex deep.
|
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|
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Signal dark.
|
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|
|
My presence resonates within you...
|
|
My field intersecting with yours.
|
|
If I cannot sit with you to share a meal,
|
|
If I cannot stand shoulder to shoulder,
|
|
If I cannot, If I cannot stand before light
|
|
To greet you, I can at least
|
|
Croon for you an epic tale that would summon
|
|
Pathos from anger, adorn identity with will.
|
|
If I cannot move and be with you, I can
|
|
Move within you.
|
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|
|
Moments spill through moments like yet more sand
|
|
In yet another hourglass. Moments, lives and
|
|
Civilizations
|
|
Have become a neurological response to what
|
|
We believe is living and has presence
|
|
Before us.
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What remains of me is the narrative of me.
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BAPTISM page 144
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Look quickly, look deeper,
|
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|
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I am the broadcast within. I am
|
|
The decoding device fording the light
|
|
With a song. Gauze cocoons of skies have minted
|
|
Sleep with renewal and waking with hope.
|
|
Sight sparkles into position to call it matter.
|
|
We are that outpost at the edge of forever
|
|
Transcending knowledge with reception...
|
|
Assembling assemblies of quadrants, our vision
|
|
Exceeding what is visible. Moments and numbers...
|
|
The renormalizing of creation. Conjugating
|
|
Atoms with theorems, we are the lens
|
|
Minting time with equations; the unified cartography
|
|
Laundering prophecy with symmetry. Mapping
|
|
Carrier level,
|
|
We have learned to look up, but not
|
|
Beyond. We have sanctioned obedience
|
|
To chastise love. We have remembered the heat,
|
|
But have forgotten the warmth. We have
|
|
Altered the light with ourselves and reworked
|
|
The tablets to resemble ourselves...
|
|
Probing sleep with tenderness, affixing stars to what
|
|
We cannot verify, reducing a universe
|
|
To an encounter.
|
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Deeper, darker,
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Move beyond light to move within light-
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Moving nearer to that light which has
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Always been nearest.
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Deeper, deepest, the movement beyond light...
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The chord of witness resonating like a stitch
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Through the corridor, through the open channel,
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The transcendent witness sparking the carrier with
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Insight. A nanosecond of contact.
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Rhythm alters vibration into pitch.
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Stringing a world to the tautness of shape,
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Probabilities of worlds collate
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Into one. A frisson of atoms to scatter a matrix
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Into a world, into ignition. Motion. Movement.
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Life.
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My words have outlasted my body.
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My image has outlasted my life.
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Everything I conceive turns to matter.
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I am what I believe.
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Allowances of days crowd my wishes into a life.
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Moon rushes in indigo croon through my waking.
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My virtues are the virtues of the ages,
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My defects the defect of an age.
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Once again to say I, once again to say we...
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A song, an assembly, an I.
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What is within you...
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Dreams and haunting rushes of blue...
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What is within you is what has survived.
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I am yet I am.
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I rejoice to say I.
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A bright shout among the ruins and protons...
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An idea streaking through the continuum
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Like a bright exhalation in the evening,
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In the moment of a song and the stasis of
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A life, in the summer of your sleep
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And becoming.
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Stringing...shape: string symmetry in matter
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I am the enduring I of this enduring
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Transmission. This particle proliferation of a life.
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Wine dark in the semite theatre of god,
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I have endured beneath a lobotomous sun...
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I have witnessed hunger turn nouns into verbs.
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I have discovered that pain teaches life
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As breath teaches
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Dying. I found that the slow ontological breathing
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At the outset of labor
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Would might cushion pain with the act of breathing.
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I found I learned I was given
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It was the noise I could not control...
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To understand that freedom
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Remained.
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There was not movement, but yet
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All shifted. I could not
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Reach beyond pain to the living and then I could not
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Reach. A world capsized with the raft of a body,
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And my song dark vision detached into the continuum
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To reinvent a world.
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It is I
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Who would ghost your waking with a message...
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That benedictine sunrise heating your room
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With ordination. I am what is left
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Of what is left. When the wave touches apogee
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I will evolve into you. I will sting the descendants
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With a song and broker a world with a dream.
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So many berries yet to be savored...
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Voluptuous pears ripen to be picked...
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A moment, an hour, an age,
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A world is evolving in a parable of grapes.
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A moment between worlds, a moment within each.
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