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Spiritual Glass

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It isn’t a question so much of what you believe
it is how you believe

There is nothing static
in the breath, in the way your heart beats
or the earth turns

There is a fragrance of chaos,
of chance blending into chance
and it has a rhythm all its own

A syncopation you can follow
as you dance, as you dance,
your disbelief

August 18, 2007 in Art, Spirituality | Permalink

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