we think we are alone in a subjectivity and relativity
of our aloneness
we think our thoughts are unique in the blending
of experience and education
our aloneness itself is a paranoia and isolation
in the cloistered afternoon
and when we awake to the living scent and wonder
of a forest sometimes we realize
we are not relative to our sight
the things we see and witness
nor the
sound of where we are
we are a part of it
waking into the realization
there is no subjectivity
or the question - is it subjective
as if to say
if the subjectivity in itself is subjective
then the forest is an invention or fabrication
or the sea is an illusion
shadows in the sun
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Re: shadows in the sun
You have go my brain working with this fine poem. 

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