Dizzy

[Guest guest]

When you truly realize that this life and

living is an absurdity, then you join in the

dance. You take part in this absurdity. The

body-mind organism continues to live in

the world, but without any sense of per-

sonal doership.

 

- Ramesh S. Balsekar

 

 

There is a kind of dizziness

in this embrace we try to

say but cannot,

 

we're always

just too dizzy.

 

If we did

all would just

get dizzy

too.

 

Ancient enemies would sleepily

awaken in each other's arms,

not sure how they got there,

but liking the sensation.

 

So we speak of red-eyed

tree frog babies and violet light, and

similes of pomegranate wine, and a

child found walking in the vineyards

one morning misty with

auspicious signs, and a music

mysteriously carried on that

rainbow breeze which wraps around

our loving there, and as we

pass each other in the dreamy

dawn the spirit child

is smiling, we are smiling,

and we can hardly wait to say it

but we never can, we

never can --

 

we're always

just too dizzy.

 

 

LoveAlways,

 

Mazie & b