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Sea Turtles & See Turtles
She has shape shifting eyes, meritorious mood rings.
Seeing things, from vantage points that are beyond
The mechanisms of sight, utilized by other beings,
Who only believe… They have seen.
She taught me how to read... Her emotions.
Maybe because I was curious, maybe because she liked me…
Maybe just because.
Grey=Worried
Really blue=Happy
Green/blue green=Sad
Green=Mystery
She taught me by allowing me to spend time with her.
And I was… Maybe studious, maybe curious.
* * *
One day I was on shrooms and in her presence.
She, herself, “did not take drugs”.
And, actually, did not… Like drugs.
(I sort of wanted to tell her that shrooms are not “drugs”.)
But I played it cool, or rather, respectful.
I think she liked that about me.
She said I was the only person who took drugs,
that she would allow in her company.
* * *
What I saw, in her eyes, that day, really astounded me:
They were green, and I fell into them, in weightless voids and angelic wings.
Either, holding myself together, or, instantaneously diffused in pieces of peace.
In a place, where I could see, absent of my face, absent of my place, just…
Pure perception, perceiving, only depth & height, merged & emerged,
Vision, peeled back, with an exact precision, holding strong, held,
In this, strange sight, beheld, neither wrong nor right, but
All things & all places, all forms & all faces, and me…
In this place, in her eyes, began to flow,
Rivers… Or currents.
A flux and flow beyond what could be known or what I thought I knew.
In the current was… Life.
In various aspects of existence and life cycle.
I saw a sea turtle.
Swimming from a zigote to an inchoate to an ancient creature, remote.
And streams, of creatures, strait out of dreams.
And she just…
Looked at me, becoming a part of me.
Perhaps, lost in a sea of me?
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