the glass cages

cosmacpan

although our footsteps leave visible traces,

even though up there someone knows everything

we are still afraid

we are deposits of petrified fear

the skeletons rattle through on the cupboards

and mummies are studied with the most sophisticated methods

hoping to discover the panacea

but we forget that the liberating truth

it is carved into the fiber of the soul

if we each stopped in front of the bars

opening our souls

we could see that the truth would set us free

because the glass of mirrors is a liar

it's just a props.

open your wings,

get up. dare!

  • Author: cosmacpan (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 16th, 2021 16:17
  • Category: Reflection
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  • dusk arising

    As big a lie as 'up there someone knows everything?' Because someone convinced u theres someone up there by using FEAR against you if you doubt it when you were a child. Time to use your reasoning and realise thats just a bag of worms they used to get away with in the middle ages when most were uneducated, unaware nerds, which I'm guessing you are not.
    Unshackle yourself.

  • cosmacpan

    Hi Dusk,
    I am not one of the "all people of the president", but always it has been, it is and it will be an president on this world. the domino pieces are lined up without knowing what might be next... movement...Thank you for passing and reading.

  • L. B. Mek

    some just have an agenda on their minds
    and so it warps their views on everything..
    sadly not much we can do
    but ignore or tolerate them..
    personally I think you shared an invigorating read
    conveying positivity at its well meaning best,
    thank you for choosing to share

  • cosmacpan

    Thanks L.B.Mek. the word! what a delicate flower. perhaps the meanings, hidden or shown, bring light and understanding. anyway, everyone is looking for ... darkness even in clear spring water



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