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AMORPHOUS (I; original draft) (10-17-2004; upon waking in Eagle Lake, Texas)
as awareness slowly arises
up from sleeps still haven
in the secret stirring
of each new creeping dawn
cocooned in tingling ringing air
of nights soft silent
weightless womb
some subtle metamorphosis occurs
within subconscious being
in every gentle release
back into fresh peace
of first lights conscious return
wherein this state of stillness
awareness begins to stir
up from nocturnal disappearance
back into familiar identity
of its current genetic form
during this mystic transition
from dreamtime back
into this physical world
where i become aware
for a little while each morning
before i am fully here
that i am something else
holy amorphous and real
some lichen clinging
intently firm to stone
some delicate moss or fern
newly sprouted into being
from the decaying trunk
of some old fallen oak
gracefully unseen patiently existing
hidden in the beautiful density
of some remote forest floor
as its life cycle secretly unfolds
or perhaps i am some ghostly mist
hanging eerily adrift
suspended in the treetops
along some coastal mountainside
or a single drop of dew
slowly filling up
off the tip of some green leaf
waiting in its peaceful perfection
for the moment it finally swells
slips and quietly falls
virgin through the air
to sacred ground below
only to be transformed
into something else again
the faintest breeze perhaps
caressing the contoured earth
in its timeless flow
no need nor reason
for it to know
beyond the truth
of its flawless being
in all these varied forms
i know as i now return
even here into my own
that i and we
and all these things
are interconnected
within this great adventure
though we may often think
we journey here alone
at some point we hopefully
will learn to more clearly see
that we both touch
and are touched
essentially
by everything
that ever was
by everything
and all
that is
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