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Who am I?
me, and How I offend
Get me away from myself, the need
disclosed, reordered disorder.
Bunching in the clearing with curved eyes.

Bold pretend of decisions left.
Run off the end of the track.
No orders to decide in here.
Reserve space to the dependents crime.
Open door to the main highway.

Wave front coming this way
on this days end. or
How it is ____
The will to rise to success in everything
To run through fields of satin lies.
carrying the truth __depends.

Whether the time left will
hold off the end
of nothing.
That would come
If noone was here.

Reaching back because I must seize_
_ the order of my frame and reference.
I am not operating in my presence.
I am wading loose in the vapors of some certain disorder.
a fugue of fiction and uncertainty.
Leaves little to retrieve.

Noone ever called me poetry man.
There is a certain freedom__
_ to being as I am.
I haven't always known this, but all roads lead to Rome.
On this earth we live as man.
Dream of the beauty of the land beyond.
And cry ourselves to sleep as we plan.

Belief and structure come from building the world within.
God knows us to be empty vessels.
To what_ we subscribe_ has the choice of our ends.
In my world__The reaching has reached transcription.
Now I choose to wrote the writ that rings down.

I am far man and in this end
I am off the way of the usual path.
My leader is the song within, the legend of hope.
My script is neither wounded nor proud.
I am writing my version of worthy love.
Nothing is perfectly exact or new.

Belief comes in the practice of trial and error.
Oneday, I want to be remembered for the travel that I made.
I went where my origin took me.
I looked at the bare bones of what was left,
When I gave up everything.
The sky rained down.

It was then that I swept on through
the torment of loss and guilt.
I remembered love and honor.
I gave back_ to my surprise.
I won a new life__ for my mission patrol.

My script was raised up on my heart.
I felt the true nature of love.
How art thou to trust?
If one can-not trust oneself.

I am forging my faith_
On my practice_ to realize.
what gifts come off my hand
on the order of finding
_ the thread of this life within.

In conclusion, this one practice took place
_ on this night and I have no fear of reprise.
I am the means and the intent of my practice.
Within the reasoned decisions__
Ahead_ I am finding certainty.

Like anything, we take our time, and waite to be recognized.
Why waite_The only thing missing is you.
I encourage all supplicants__to the real love of the real God.
Grow your life on hope and practice.
Belief that every day has it's end and it's beginning.
But what is now_Is all there really Is.

Live for the hope that we are growing in our committment.
That we will know the strength to speak the truth.
Now I am silent.
What was said is now here.
I commit every word _
To learning the way_ to write
to the world on your behalf.

I am you.
And we are loved_
I am thinking_ true,
but one must choose
This ancient truth.
You?

TR_2007_
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TR, this brings to mind "As the night follows the day to thine ownself be true and then thou canst be false to any man"...so much of what you write I am able to relate and it is cleansing and very beneficial. Thank you for your insights, they are inspiring.
Veritee
 
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by Veritee (PM , CC ) on Thursday November 15, 2007 @ 3:33 AM




Hello dear friend,
hope the fall is finding
you in a happy place.
Haven't been online much.
Will catch up soon.

love,
purple
 
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by purplefly (PM , CC ) on Thursday November 15, 2007 @ 8:40 PM




Hey! Purps, Somewhere close to the start...the mouse just ate my homework. My wife wants the screen for cards or tiles. Have to go. See you tomorrow and yes, I am happy in the Fall, except when I get sick like this last week., but we are all better now. We are new again and looking for happy times...right. 'Nutcracker' soon. Daughter'K' is dancing
on point throughout as the lead... Clara. very busy house. My wife is head costumer mom. Making alterations and building new costumes. All fun and Thanksgiving coming up. Good times. For tonight I must go, but see you soon,TR Always
 
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by trust the rust (PM , CC ) on Friday November 16, 2007 @ 2:00 AM




Hey Purps, I came by today and your blog was deactivated, but I wanted you to know, that I am thinking of you and I know you are in good spirits and progressing forward at full steam. I read on 'The white Lodge', your exchange with John. It was there for all to see. A very comfortable range of expression and feelings. That is how I always see you and I can hardly believe it has been a year, but it has been a good year, although a very contrary year. We have all continued to work on improving our lot and making a better world for our children.

Best of all, I want you to know that I love your feisty ways and the ways you look at things and best of all that we all get along as different as we are. So a belated, Happy Thanksgiving to you and I hope the weather and the life of and about your town is treating you kindly with good fortune, fine tunes, good friends and fine meals, and a fine place to rest your head. Bye for now dear friend, TR
 
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by trust the rust (PM , CC ) on Sunday November 25, 2007 @ 2:29 AM




Trust~
I love it~!!!
This is like eating a juicy steak..one reads...it hits savory points..one finishes and feels fulfilled...your words with vigor and greatness reach the depths and throughout the universe your echoes and reverberation can be heard into the one ness that we all are...
I will come back and keep re-reading..this is a rich dessert one savors and thoroughly enjoys..
Work is filled with Holiday spirit..it brings warmth to what already is...I know you have the same thing at your job as mine..A Christmas tree never meant so much 'till I see it at work..this year especially..it means so much...I love the consumers and I know you do as well...For me, this year, my Christmas lies in them, what they give me everyday...the funny things they do, how they act and say...it is them..that give me true joy when this world at times fails to..
Blessings and Good Tidings to you and yours always..
 
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by Anonymous (PM , CC ) on Sunday December 2, 2007 @ 11:55 AM




Hello, Anon...Talk soon, just back from an extra shift at work and a matinee performance of the 'Nutcracker'. Our fifteen year old was dancing the role of Clara. She was, of course, superb. We were without power at home earlier, but it is back now.

I must say, Anon, your words__ are food for the soul. I had no idea. I could evolve to the beginnings of being in a place to write... the way.. the only way to write is from the heart. You are there... and I agree. It is special at work. The guys were ga-ga over the snow. Change and difference excites and shows just how aware they are. I am a purveyor of variety. An agent of change and difference and contrast. Not the only one, but so many are just putting in their hours.... I am glad they are coming to work...otherwise...I'd be working all the time. Gotta go to night-night. Bye TR
 
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by trust the rust (PM , CC ) on Monday December 3, 2007 @ 1:51 AM


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   
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