every behavior
is a delivery system
for spirit
this messenger
acting out in the now
may not be so eloquent
succinct or verbose
the message may be tainted
with detours
that journeys bring
the point of the message
maybe a now
as somewhat remote
in the pertinence
of the moment
as appearing
to be as so full-blown
for spirit
it has been a long journey
with life times of intent
whispered into transcription
over many types
of internal retentions
even the original language
maybe be lost
for the being
maybe mumbling
yet the spirit is in tact
as the soul drumming continues
the calling goes on
and goes out
the formless forming migrates
but stills . . .
for the senses to intake
then represent
as even an inkling can hold this
in truth
this fluidity of spirit
though well documented
passes almost unseen
it may be just as a memory
of a memory
that is coming
so vaguely into frame
even as a faint knock
at the door
of frequent dismissal
it is inevitable
but by now
confined to be only eventual
there will be
in time
no need for deliverance
but there will be . . .
and then
no more a coming
or a context
or a comparative sense
the messenger as method
will have melted from beyond . . .
from then of task
and intent
and circumstance
these offerings
done as an honoring method
will be through with time
there will be soul
without the need
of space consideration
there will be a non-declaration
of oneness
but instilled with oneness
without translation
or even representation
all these methods
by the wayside
have become fulfilled
there is no impetus
for bother to occur
all is sensed
as unto the oneness expressed
no message is of cause
to be carried
from one place to another
all places share of the same
and are reflective
and responsibly aware
the point as technique
receives itself as useless
beyond its presence
unceasingly embraced
all dignity
of human manifestation
individualized and competing
ceases
for the now . . .
there is no language
nor retention
nor anything as needs
or appear as remote
or coming forth
or novelty
spirit in name
or however retained is . . .
everywhere is
as ever more
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