eat me you ancient lust-for-life
and i'll drive you to death with the renegades of jealousy
i've decided not to die unhappy
with envy or greed or copy-catting the hood
no 'fronting no lusting no strivin' to be lord
it's a screaming race to in-sanity
remaining sane in this malarial plot
of destruction and doubt
of lost footings while trudging toward renewal
standing beside the disinherited
the long-forgot and the written-off
the long-forgot and the written-off
to be there with them
with ones self joyful beyond the promised flout
ready to walk straight-backed on the plain with the mighty
the weak-minded and the scurrilous
those angry at death when all turns to dust
to be there ready and already rejoicing
when the parousia springs brightly
and the Lord will be Host
*...the deliberations within our soul to intercourse with the world must be the first and primary border crossing. You simply cannot get anywhere without passing through that terrain. That movement is inevitable for life to proceed, and is often spiritual. When God speaks to us, he moves us. But I suspect that you also may have experienced the terror of being stuck, and of not being able to move, even when you deeply desire to press on. So this movement is neither automatic nor certain.
-Theodore L. Prescott
*So even when we have the ability to move from interior perception to artistic form, what we make bears only a passing resemblance to what we perceived within. Disappointment has been the downfall of many young artists, and some older ones too.
-Theodore L. Prescott
When Ure Hero Falls
4 My Hero (My Mother)
when your hero falls from grace
all fairy tales R uncovered
myths exposed and pain magnified
the greatest pain discovered
u taught me 2 be strong
but I'm confused 2 c u so weak
u said never 2 give up
and it hurts 2 c u welcome defeat
when ure Hero falls so do the stars
and so does the perception of tomorrow
without my Hero there is only
me alone 2 deal with my sorrow.
your Heart ceases 2 work
and your soul is not happy at all
what R u expected 2 do
when ure only Hero falls
-Tupak Shakur
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