Illusions

John Prophet

Mirage.
Inside.
All’s
inside.
What’s
sensed,
a
mirage.
Images
formed
in the
mind.
Illusions.
Energy
passing
through.
Vibrations.
Energy
vibrations
coursing
within.
Converted.
Universe
in the
mind.
All
mind
configured.
Pure
energy
outside
converted
within.
Energy
fields
pass
through,
transforming.
Transformed
inward.
No mind.
No universe.
Behold.
Reality
within.

  • Author: John Prophet (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 31st, 2022 19:25
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  • Goldfinch60

    That reality is within us all and that is what we must cling onto in this world.

    Andy

    • John Prophet

      So true Andy! Thank you kindly for your comment

    • L. B. Mek

      'conceptualisation of matter'
      divided, by
      'cognitive capacity, of humanity'
      then
      multiply, that figure
      with what we get, from
      Universe
      by
      Infinite...
      (yeah, the odds aren't in our favour)
      so why not just
      deal with the maths, we can handle
      like:
      kindness
      divided, by
      awareness
      and
      multiply that moral virtue
      with what we get, from
      'sincerity of self'
      by
      'loyalty, to those who matter'...
      (yeah, nothing as concrete as a new building
      to contribute to the aid of the homeless
      but,
      we do get something, to gauge
      our worth, by
      and anchor our self assurance, upon...
      sounds like, better maths
      to me)
      there's a great questing
      for some semblance of balance
      in your write, dear poet
      I imagine your write like a thermometer
      with one (destructive) extreme, at the outset
      being distilled/drilled
      into its opposite extreme, at the bottom..
      your style really helps unfurl your points
      in an accessible manner,

      • John Prophet

        Thank you kindly for your thoughtful comments



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