Saturday, April 11, 2009

Ants on a dead bird

ALL has been preparation
 study- experience - effort - practice
 to what end the end
 its not the end but each instant
 well lived in gratitude
 - attention and a piece full acceptance
 of how temporary this little outburst of perception
 that speaks in the first person 
in all activity's always 
joy - attention - gratitude 
this will be my best performance 
 i have never cleaned the kitchen this well this peacefully
 - with this much attention no regrets for time lost
 no thoughts of other matters
 rhythmic breathing - soft body no more effort than needed 
no activity above me no activity below me
 grateful attention that's all always aware 
that all roads end in the same place
 ants on a dead bird 
ant hill on a plow blade
 50 years - larger trees
 dead friends and family
 all is well

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