So, my poet friend,
what do you do when not one
word crosses your worn-out brain?
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Close old eyes and breathe.
Imagine a place of peace.
Look for its pieces nearby.
seeking
All In Good Time
After almost one
year of mondo zen, when might
enlightenment come ?
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Like turning seasons
and rising and setting suns,
enlightenment arises.
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The Findings
And when we have found
that which we have been seeking,
would we, then, be satisfied?
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On this temporal
plane, temporarily is
the name of the game.
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Peircing Gaze and Razor Pen
What draws a poet
to look both at and beyond
the ordinary?
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Longing deep enough
to strip away the surface;
endless search for hidden truth.
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Wherever We Go, There We Are
When emotions run
unfettered through our hearts,
what might they find there?
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One thing is certain –
what they won’t find there are thought,
balance, and moderation.
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When Truth Comes
Are seekers of truth
content with endless searching
or is it more like… tenure?
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There are some who seek
and some who sit. Truth’s visits
leave them both content.
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Being Found
Is there limit to
what may be found when seeking
with an open heart?
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When we’re present with
an open heart, there is no
limit to being found.
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Soul Travel
When embarking on
a spiritual journey,
what must one be sure to pack?
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Spiritual journeys
are more about unpacking
and traveling light.
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Finding the Hidden
If there’s some secret
known only to a few that brings
happiness, what is it?
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The secret is known
to all. But, perhaps, it’s just
well hidden in the darkness.
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The Questing Path
Seeker, why do you
insist on looking for what
can never be found?
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That which is sought may
never be found, but along
the way, there will be wonders!
Mondo Sedoka 