For Want of Wanting, 'it' is My Wont (just want)

 



As the early Buddhist teachings freely admit, the predicament is that the cycle of birth, aging, and death is meaningless. They don't try to deny this fact and so don't ask us to be dishonest with ourselves or to close our eyes to reality. As one teacher has put it, the Buddhist recognition of the reality of suffering—so important that suffering is honored as the first noble truth—is a gift, in that it confirms our most sensitive and direct experience of things, an experience that many other traditions try to deny. - Thanissaro Bhikkhu, "Lost in Capitulation"




denial
life
time
chas ing  simple blind
                polar
                 ity
              suffuckate
       in traditions'o stupid
                        human
                      stupidity
       kept killing thee peace
  all beings all things never
(being) equal
in the bonedome of whirllin'dizzified
   abstraction distraction


b'hoo, boohoohoo "I just want.....
                 I just Want.....
                 I justWant
      to be happyhappyhappy having
         any/every
         thing that
                 I just want.....
it is My Right to I just want.....whatever
                 I just want (as an amerikan
                               citizen,
         I should not have to sit-in-zen
      inconvenience, or
 anything
like that)

I just Want.......so,
         stay thfck out-of-my-way, okay?



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