Friday, May 30, 2014

1034 TWINKLE TWINKLE—REVISITED 28 Imagine …

Imagine how I felt upon awakening, this morning ...

Imagine me feeling strong.  Spirited.


Imagine me feeling connected to loved ones and yet wholly myself


Imagine me feeling proud of the adult I work consciously to grow to be


Imagine all of those positive thoughts permeating my mind


Imagine this:  What I feel, I think, and what I think redirects my decisions 


Imagine me looking back, feeling myself to be a really good person


Imagine me growing to know who I am, at long last 


Imagine me thanking Socrates for opening my eyes and ears and mind


Imagine me asking simple questions, which, in truth, are profound


Imagine the profound nature of questions, which simplify complexity


Imagine questions that open the door to answers locked within for years 


Imagine yourself facing sound reason to identify subconscious mindsets


Imagine fully baked strengths recognizing subconscious fears


Imagine sound reasoning wrestling childhood's fears to the mat


Imagine targeting unnamed anxiety


Imgaine naming an unnamed anxiety, which then relaxes, naturally

Imagine reflecting positively over past successes and future possibilities

Imagine wondering which doors personal growth will open, tomorrow


Imagine the door in your defensive wall opening, naturally, repeatedly

Imagine consciously directing your destiny to become your chosen history


Imagine change for the better processing freely through your mind


 Imagine all's well that ends well—somewhere down the road


Imagine John Lennon imagining, writing, painting, strumming, singing


Imagine your spirit rejoicing as your mind freely holds hands with mine


Imagine us strolling peacefully through the park on a sunny day


Imagine two lucky souls balancing life's realities with moments of joy


Imagine the potent combination of love and courage resulting in personal growth, which proves far more contagious, expansive and inclusive than fear acting as a decisive (divisive) force on its own—unless, of course, one mind feels connected and the other does not, because if that proves true then reality suggests there's no place to grow except farther apart …

Imagine safe haven existing where self disciplined soulmates may clearly embrace moments of peaceful repose but they don't … where, I ask, is the logic in that?

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