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This is so Beautiful Daniel. Yes our bodies fade into the soil, into soul-dust (or the lesser flesh dust) . In the sparkle, the twinkle of blue eyes, one can see the sentient being that still rests inside the compressing flesh. I guess this is the way of humans and this we can not change. However, with poetry and working fingers we can still strive to connect, to matter (literally!) , and most importantly, to wonder. Lovely writing here Daniel.

Hey, Daniel! I have felt what you express here. Years ago I put it as something like box within box within box within box with me feeling I was the innermost one many layers from view. These days I take comfort in those few moments of revelation that convinced me God saw me, and in Jesus' words that not a sparrow falls without God being aware of it, and that we count for much more in God's sight. It's interesting to think of fame and realize that someone might be a household name in America but unknown to most of the billions of people in the rest of the world. One who loves, however, is famous with God. Meanwhile, humanly speaking, you are known and appreciated by me and others within the PH orbit and who knows who else. Peace peace peace... Glen

A deep philosophical write, probing the human soul without which we have no identity. Our spirit is aligned with the spirit of the universe from which we derive our energy n without which we are incomplete. Profound write. A 10.

Soul is outlined very deeply and clearly in the imparted light. This is not fully visible to us but still we realize self efficiency and inner power. Illumination has faded and even the stars fade on arrival of sun. Aggressive and negative aspects we leave behind while we get tender touch of God's wisdom. Spirit swings in between invisible and visible worlds. Wisdom brings transformation for soul through timely change and we realize this although this is invisible. An excellent poem is penned beautifully is deeply philosophical...10