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In this world we need more…
Peacemakers, less moneymakers,
Preachers not horrible creatures.
Teachers, which teach beautiful features
Leaders with inspirational speeches.
Readers, holy text teach us,
Healers, protect us from reapers
The ones which are non-believers
Sometimes known as creepers
In this world we need more love <3
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Maze of mirrors.
I get in awe of this world sometimes. This poem started as a little curiosity about how the moon shines. It turns out to be a reflection of light coming from the sun. And the way the sun shines is another can of mysteries that just goes on and on. One thing leads to another and it never stops.
To look at something and see this string of connections reminds me of how contemplation can be used as a spiritual practice, a form of prayer to have a direct experience of God, or whatever you like to call it.
I think this quote by William Blake puts the feeling into words better than I ever could: “If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is, infinite.”
