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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna

The first time it was you
impulsive impetuous
improvident you
The next time it was me
desire dished out
as deliberate due
The third time we both swam
in the same snaking river
and afterward snoozed
on the same sunlit shore
Now the season awaits
rolling rains of renewal
and I wish I could show you
the might to move mountains
Amidst symbols on sand
my heart softly hums
subtlest songs of assurance
that somewhere somehow
you do, too

poetry poem alliteration fun

People say that what we’re all seeking is a meaning for life. I don’t think that’s what we’re really seeking. I think that what we’re seeking is an experience of being alive, so that our life experiences on the purely physical plane will have resonances with our own innermost being and reality, so that we actually feel the rapture of being alive.

― Joseph Campbell, The Power of Myth

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Anonymous asked:

Is there a thought or a struggle
that you would like to leave behind you permanently?

I’ve been thinking about my tendency towards wanting to make sense of things at all costs, as there’s no greater sense of conquest, for me, than seeing the whole picture, particularly when I’ve worked so hard to find all the pieces of the puzzle. On the one hand, this tendency has been good to me. I’ve become very good at sniffing hidden pieces out, and even, when I can’t find them, deducing their shape by an almost mathematical process of calculating their probability, meaning that sometimes my maps include ghost pieces that I never actually found but that I’m fairly positive hold entire branches of meaning together. The problem is as life unfolds, I’m increasingly faced with situations where the missing portions are too large and completely out my reach. When the range of possibilities is too vast and I can’t locate the next piece on which to walk, I feel paralised and frustrated with myself because I’m usually so good at this meaning-making game. So, I guess the struggle is with sitting in the moment with what I know and what I don’t know and still finding peace in knowing that some parts of the map might forever remain incomplete, and that even so, somehow, I can keep on walking and things will be okay. I think some people would call this faith. In what/whom exactly, is another matter altogether.

this is an old ask I've been thinking about this literally for weeks down the rabbit hole of my mind thanks anon