Clearing of a Clouded Mind
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Not always made to make sense. Not always structured for perfect text. Unique but beautiful. In some ways, imperfect, while being perfect for you. My passages to share, while leaving my mind clear.
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Clearing of a Clouded Mind - Casey Hardman
Dirty Little Secrets
snowflake.jpgA pen runs out, and the pages get full. What do we do when our mind isn’t done? What
do we do when there’s more to let out? Where do we go when it’s not enough?
You can always find more room. You can always keep it within. In the end, you will always think…
What more could I have done? What more could I have said? The real
question to ask is, would it have even made a difference?
We all have something to say. We all have questions to ask ourselves, and to others. At
times we may not have the answers, nor do we receive them. It’s whether or not we allow
those questions to rule over our actions, and to admit if we even need the answers.
To be afraid of what’s to come. To not know what tomorrow will entail. For some
days, we not even care. To choose a battle of life and not accept defeat.
Who I am, and who I will become, has been a mystery. The path of finding that someone is what I can choose.
I choose to step out. Step out from darkness, step into the light, for what I see is my potential.
snowflake.jpgA Far Walk
snowflake.jpgI see the sun for what it does. The warmth it brings and the shine to aluminate.
With it, a meek tug into a vast world, with an endless dream.
Whether I’m cold, or in a shiver of worry, all I feel is the strength being given.
The heavens look down on me, shine a path, and what to do but follow.
There’s no one around, there’s no noise to distract. I am alone, yet happier than ever.
I see no clouds, I see no buildings. I hear no cars, and hear no voices.
All that is near is a constant field and no clouds to gloom.
I look around, although know it’s only me, and I frolic.
No worry in mind, nothing to ground me. How can this be?
I stop at a flower. It’s bright red petals catches my sight.
It’s the only one I see in view. With all this field of just grass, where does it come from?
I then realize how I wanted colour, I wanted something bright to stand out.
I thought of beauty, and then the flower appeared.
Is this a dream where I can make the rules? Is this a world create in my image?