maybe when you stop eating sugar
That ceaseless shifting between effort + ease.
And do not forget the small and quiet madness
That is the neurosis of the mind.
Down! Quiet!
Iâm sorry.
I meant to be gentle.
I know youâre cornered.
Would you like a snack?
Some sweetness?
Perhaps, though, I shouldnât feed it;
Shouldnât feed what I know to be
a ceaseless line of requests.
A shallow enslavement.
I know itâs a dramatic thing to say,
but really - whatâs more of an enslavement
than my bodyâs desires?
Can I hear myself?
Do I think myself a Guru?
No, really.
Iâm uncomfortable
with how easily this stuff rolls off the pen.
And once I get more comfortable
with the fact that itâs
for no one other than me,
I suppose I could just becomeâĻ
Comfortable.
These past several days, I have been privy
to a clarity that feels borrowed.
Not the kind of clarity that leads to
âI know what to do.â
The kind, rather, that moves like a
painless bright shard through my upper crust and
towards the deeper spaces,
lighting them up for moments at a time.
How better to explain?
Well, I stopped eating sugar. The processed kind.
Maybe when you stop eating sugar,
whatâs really happening is that crystal shards
begin to grow delicately into your depth
so you can see and feel better.