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Friday, March 18, 2011

What is anger? (Part 4 of 5)

There can be such intensity

in our response to something

that may have done no more

than seem to threaten

or attack some place

of hypersensitivity.

A guarded place where

there is vulnerability.

What is it

about our self-sensitivity

that eventually,

more than likely

deduction reveals themes

and messages that seem

out of context

for the apparent demonstration

of the rest of us in our lives?

How is it

to come into acknowledgment

of a greater sense of being

that does not fit the storyline

but still it is there?

Are we not more the contradictions

than the appropriate players

we so easily claim?

Is this what happens

to protectiveness

when it reaches the extreme?

Or is it that normalcy,

in is limitations

of comparative policing

and subsequent monitoring,

create agreement that is of itself

a popular extreme?

That we have placed

cognitive agreement

of the obvious

as an absolute

over what we feel and sense

and tune into yet then disregard?

Who is it in us

that calls out something extreme

as if we can have distance

from it or disown it

or disregard our self

for being of it or with it?

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