The Everywhen

it's everywhere

The Everywhen 

The diaphanous bubble, 

layer of light, 

envisioning us to what we already know, 

acts as our friend, all while

keeping us blind. 

Come with me. 

Let’s pierce the hindering bubble.

I have an arrow made of possibility,

and sunglasses to shield our minds. 

The explosion of ‘what is’, 

‘what can be’, 

in The Everywhen, 

is sure to knock us off our feet

- and then some.

It’s this reality, 

I’ve been it, 

I’ve seen it.

Let us be the pioneers,

of the limitless

where I am you, 

you are me, 

(together Walruses we can be).

The pulse of The Everywhen 

rushes through us like 

rapids of rapture, 

as we dance the Pachanga, 

stomping said wisdom, 

to find our place in

the now,

the now, 

the now.

Reviews

[andrew mitchell]

I loved the flow, had me daydreaming, and reminded me of Beatle landscapes. Could have been lyrics to a Beatle song. Nicely done.

[Ty]

The image of self, perspective. "I've been it, I've seen it." Love these words.

[Davidgeo]

The word diaphanous always reminds me of slightly stretched wet tissue paper. . . the epitome of delicate.

I think you already make a fine pioneer.

If you ever feel extra idiotic and united states bound I climb mountains. Or we can just get drunk and gamble at Pechanga's casino in Temecula California.

I've been drinking tonight. Sorry about the retarded.


p.s. tell the actual retard a couple comments down in the red shirt (turdman/wordman) to go f**k himself and die in a fire for me. Also, tell him to stop pretending he served in the military... that it's just plain disrespectful to real veterans to do so. Also, the plagiarizing... ("a single rose") Ronald (wordman/turdman) has a severe originality problem. Remind him about those things for me.... it would please me greatly.

(((I will never forget you Wordman / Ronald Parrish Mc Fake Veteran from Hixon TN)))

[KWP]

Ahhh hello - love to climb a mountain with you and then perhaps drink Godfather's at your casino while letting it all ride on black. I'll be over soon ... be sober ... or save some hash ... ;)

[jacob erin-cilberto]

we keep thinking "maybe tomorrow"

i'll go for it then....but yes, we need to not listen to that voice in our head that limits us....
i like the pachanga reference..reminds me of Dirty Dancing...
"he wouldn't know one dance from a Pachanga"
we can get so fooled by our own inhibitions.
and Dance away from dreams.

like your title.

j.

[wordman]

it would e a mighty force of nature,but what a ride