recognition as a false front 5/7/20

recognition is 

the seduction of our sensory's means.

the capture by identification 

is a sensory close-out.

sensory inquiry is reduced 

or over at that point,

thus functioning much like a doorman 

or a crossing guard with limited task in mind.

wasn't sensory supposed to be a lead-dog,

taking us into discoveries of unknown lands (?)

as opposed to being the front screen 

of a human vending machine's purchase potential?

certitude is the imperative claim 

and therefore the service of sensory 

is either complete 

or in disregard

as the parade of nominality continues 

as mind-filled with self-conscious understanding.

the advance of sensory skills

is aborted for the sake of 

the table-spread of acceptance.

any further inquiry

becomes a notion of specialization.

thus sensory dedication

is grounds for a career speciality orientation.

once this has become sensory inquiry 

beyond the superficial naming of things.

it becomes a peculiarity.

possibly a character trait 

of a unique interest.

our sensory domain is governed 

by the hidden agenda of recognition.

we are driven to referential intelligence.

'use your words

to say what you mean'

falsely directs

the use of our sensory range potential.

we settle for

a 'riding-in-a-moving-bus' experience

as if our world 

is only name-specific to us.

we then become a waking state

of a somnambulistic reverie 

with details in passing.

as a construct for mentality,

we all suffer the consequences.

we are promoted 

into a first-person fear response.

we have subtle emotional apprehension

rather than deeper mindful inquiry.

sensory is cued 

into the immediacy of alert.

cognition to conclusion in this process

is sensory driven to assist.

thus the appearance of false circumstance

aborts any deeper sensory means.

the capture becomes 

a constant daily practice.

sensory range becomes 

idiosyncratic in nature

and privately entertained.

there is an override 

to in-depth sensory awareness.

sensory awareness has 

a culturally proposed expediency-reflex

and we, as a people, 

all suffer the consequences

and therefore lack 

the sensory inquiry aptitude range

that each person inherently possesses.

recognition becomes the stall-point

in service to a false sense

of self-consciousness . . .

( yet inquiring minds 

need deeper sensory assistance)