Internal-external configuration reality

Internal-external configuration reality

A Poem by Deeper La'jik

-Inside-

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Tropical flowers and rainfall flourish in the chambers of his heart

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The shadowy chambers that for long were crushed and torn apart

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The shadows of the past seem like a grotesque myth

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Through thick 'n' thin this is what he's left with

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He renounced his devil threw away his greed

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He is all that he will ever need

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-Outside-

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The sun has sunken-moon cozy and dim

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Oblivious to the distant chaos shaping around him

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Strange rainy night

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-Synthesis-

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Walking into his inner light

 

 

 

    

         

 

 

© 2012 Deeper La'jik


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I'm delighted to keep seeing us writing on similar themes!

Posted 11 Years Ago


brings to mind a man who has gone through self-actualization. letting go of his past, perhaps atoning for his sin of greed. 'walking into his inner light' that is something i aspire but hold myself back. this is a great lesson. very eloquent writing.

Posted 12 Years Ago


The way you presented this is unique and powerful. The addition of the lines and then the final line being the sum of the parts and process above it. The last line seems to me to be the way chosen to handle all of the above, and seems the product of a long journey to find it. Just my take. This is different and very creative...also, a very though provoking read!

Posted 12 Years Ago


Interesting piece, I really like 'He is all that he will ever need' and the change afterwards, doesn't feel forced.

Posted 12 Years Ago



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Added on August 28, 2012
Last Updated on August 28, 2012
Tags: mind, spirit, heart, self

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Deeper La'jik
Deeper La'jik

NewYork, NY



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