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words whether they are vocalized |
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into sounds or remain unspoken as thoughts |
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can cast an almost hypnotic spell on you |
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you easily lose yourself in them |
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and can become hypnotized into implicity |
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believing, that when attach a word to something |
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you know what it is the fact is you don't know |
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you have only covered up the mystery with a label |
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everything a bird a tree even a simple stone |
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and certainly a human being is ultimately unknowable |
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becoming shallow lifeless deadened |
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to life unfolding around you within |
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grasping the awe inside around you |
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when you stare a flower or a bird let it be |
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without imposing a word or label to it |
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a sense of awe and wonder arises within you |
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and takes you to the source |
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a sense of the miraculous returns to your life |
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that was lost long ago |
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the quicker you attach words to things people or situations |
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the more shallow and lifeless your reality becomes |
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and the more deadened you become to the miracle |
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of life that continuously unfolds within and around you |
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all we can perceive and experience is the surface |
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layer of reality less than the tip of the iceberg |
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listen to silence |
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words reduce reality to something the |
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human mind can grasp which isn't very much |
