Being in Becoming

Subjectivity is a bother...
objectivity does not exist.

Objecting to subjectivity
is self-denial,
and objecting to objectivity
is surrendering to subjectivity...

things are
or they are not;
if they are,
then that is that.

If they are not,
then what does it matter?  

Thus,
objecting
is putting off
the inevitable,
and not objecting
is allowing
the subjective.

Will and free will,
both of these are bothers.

I neither object
nor do I subject.

Rather,
I am,
and in so doing,
I am the object
of my subjectivity.

runningturtle87