Tuesday, May 12, 2020
Emotion
emotion
emotion is
created by notions
of what is pleasant
what is not
in the factories of our
human form
we stand like
stoic guards
in front of each of the
body's gates
selectively determining
what should enter
and what should
be denied admission
into the emotion
making factory
of our existence
those selected and
varied ingredients
that enter
will be poured
into the ever changing
spinning
whirling
noisy
machinery
of our minds
stirred
and seasoned
by the instruments of form,
thought
and
circumstance....
until the products
are ready for export
like water
pouring through
a porous vessel
these neatly packaged
emotions
are meant
to pour through us
fluidly
smoothly
cleansing,
quenching and
enhancing this
human experience
and adding
eventually
to the world beyond
yet too many
hindrances to
this fluid movement
arise
in this imperfect
production line
beginning with
the gatekeeper
who allows
too much of
the noisy
and contaminated
ingredients in
and not enough
of the pure
and natural
creating emotions
that are volatile
and toxic
to
the machinery itself
which will sometimes
choke
and sputter
in the poorly
ventilated spaces
of our minds
sometimes
impatient machines
will release
the semi-finished
products down
the assembly line
prematurely
or they will not
release them at all
clinging to them
or storing them
away from sight
in dark closets.
or the emotions
may be packaged
incorrectly
in a way they can not be
identified
and released to
waiting vendors
on the outside
inspect your factory
interview and question
those who stand
at the five gates
take the machinery apart
and examine each
broken
and rusted piece
while windows
are opened to allow for more
light and fresh air
to fill this space
repairs can then be made
to allow for
the free movement
outward
of these precious products
so the factory
can remain uncongested
and the world will
be beautified by
emotional expression
Dale-Lyn May 2020
Okay...okay...this came out after listening to the video below. I am really not sure why it came out this way lol. It just did
Plum Village ( November, 2019) The Physiology of Love/Sr. Thaun Nghiem,New Hamlet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSpUIQ9yUEo
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