the myth of repetition 6/3/19

there is a staleness from within repetition

but it is not the task of itself

as much as the use of perception there of

expediency is its own cut-throat directive

intendedness can become fatigued and overdrawn

accomplishment becomes an overshadowing

into self loathing 

for the frailty of success 

or the staying power of failure

which has it own immeasurable affects ongoing.

the syndrome of repetition appears innocuous

but comes to reflect 

a short-sidedness of self-awareness by task

as the journey undertaken becomes burdensome,

without the enterprise of spirit interjected.

the cruelty of task is that it has no frame-breaks.

one’s allegiance to task 

can turn into a deathtrap of interest and outcome

without the breath of life interjected.

repetition does not exist

except in the mind of the beholder

when the context become smothering

and the expression of being in the task

is suffocating to complete the measure.

for in the honoring of a task

one can loose the depth of being

necessary to take joy from movement 

and the simplicity of expression

that makes task so evident.

to a wise person,

there is no such thing as repetition

only the freedom of the mind 

beyond the myth of accomplishment . . .