Who’s living your life?
What lives your life
While you neglect it
“Living” as someone else?

In wonder
What lives your life
While you neglect it
“Living” as someone else?

We keep doing this. This becoming super together, building cities together, then peaking and vanishing like all the sunken cities before and since Atlantis or whatever the bones of our many buried civilization bones where called when they lived. Well, they still live, cuz here you are. Here I am. Earth’s brain cells all of us doing some thinking and evolving us all. Rome had water aplenty, brought in. But hadn’t come to electricity. No WiFi. Actually, we don’t know what pre-this us developed. We don’t know. Archeologists want to act like they know. It still depends what you can imagine then asking questions accordingly. Deciding what to imagine, then what questions to ask, leads the answer. Leading questions, not acceptable in court, but we don’t know better elsewhere or how to imagine better questions since our ancestral connections keep getting cut before we grow up and grasp what’s going on or what is important. What tech did ancient us have?
No computer would survive these milenia while we start fresh.
I wonder though. Keeping starting over was probably fun for us. We got to play a lot of lives in so many games. We have become this in all our diverse glory. I wonder what got us last time and if we managed to align with survival this time. We could work our way up, like survival movies from hunter gatherers again, or we could get past the thing that keeps tripping us up.
I bet it’s reactionary. Getting sucked into the con vs dupe game individual to macro like cowboys and Indians when we’re all both and each have a choice to be satisfied with what where we are and what we’re growing into again. Then practice non engagement so that game starves from lack of attention and we get past the hurdle and develop into next level humans who this version can’t even imagine. The usual.
What’s the most underrated life skill?
Learning how to die

The meaning of Life
The Universe
And everything
Equals 42
Then 52 may be
All of that from
All the world
Looking at
Only you

I carry this to my domain
Breathe it in with breakfast
Enjoy it like cakes with silence and coffee
The “Where” where all my power lives
Where when everything changes
Always just is
Where magic grows and I’m some wiz
But it’s been here for ages


Floating
In suspense of time
In frozen color
Twisted rhyme
And why?
To live high on this delicious brew
All the fermenting is you
If you can’t be still and feel
Gratitud
You’re screwed


It’s that “resume” part of jobbing I wanna elbow the hell aside, punch out then tear past whooping.
I feel myself speed out of the stupor of conformity into the real, whatever it really is.
The thought of that octupussy pandora’s trap makes my skin crawl. That squirmy zombie octopus has a super power possessing shadow side.
It’s designing dangerous and only alive in the insidious way all deadly systems are alive.
It’s, not natural.
It’s not actually alive. And it’s not part of the beauty of the ocean. It’s a monster.
It’s the sweet lost ghosts of distant past I grew out of. Memories. Fantoms meant to predict the future. When they don’t.
It’s the past with it’s claws dug into my future’s neck. It pins down what’s alive and chokes it into zombie hood.
Thee looming boredom of repeating the past hurts my soul’s teeth like scraping them slowly all the way down that familiar chalkboard.
Designing my own restrictions trying to do again what I did well before takes me back to being naughty.
“No go pick me a willow to spank you with.”
You’re seven.
You are supposed to be choosing the stinging green willow branch to whip red marks onto the backs of your bare legs.
This ends as it begins. Like writing a resume.
I’d rather go put on some stipper shoes.

What do I do?
Here I am updating my LinkedIn profile, and back to being twelve.
I feel like my kid-self gushing to my kid sister:
Look what I can do!
See what I just did?
Her forehead wrinkles.
Her eyes drain. She cocks her brow.
Her chin turns up and her mouth turns down.
She looks away. Then turns back with a disinterest and
that tone.
Her and LinkedIn, both.
What have you been doing for the last few years?
Yes. And?
What’s so good about that?
Oh yeah?
So?
So what?
Yeah. But, what’s so good?
LinkedIn’s haughty smug questionnaires are a different kind of third degree.
Why, only that?
That doesn’t answer the question.
From when to when, and what exactly?
How does that add up?
I’m painting myself into a corner. My instinct is to back away from these intimidating forms trying to get me to trim myself down into a formula.
What are your accomplishments?
Even if I had been working at a conventional job for the past few years, I still wouldn’t up-sale my heroic accomplishments like most guys would.
I’d still be down-playing my worth and value like as many woman do.
What have you been doing for the last few years?
Do you really wanna know?
I didn’t think so.
Experienceing the line between reality and fiction tastes indescribable, feels reality bending.
Reality, sometimes fluid often pliable can be the original awsome, even creepy, depending on the cultural vocabulary of images you can reach for when you attempt to describe what the hell just happend, or didn’t, either way, to yourself.
The universe isn’t so dull, is it, that each experiancer, always gets the same “unimaginable” experiance, always clearly describable in no uncertain terms, predictable, always positive or always negative or always neutral?
The boring-est movie ever is just like that. Zero ratings is just like the way I notice expecting my reality to behave: bland, unsurprising, predicable, all done before then institutionalized in some Bible or other. The terms, the code rules my experience snuggles under, folds into and creates itself by must be wearing a mass uniform.
My expectations must be so I can pass the boring enough test, sane enough test, scientific enough test, has it happened before enough test.
Then, if it happens to pass those tests, these ones will weed it out: The is it possible? imaginable? repeatable? duplicatable? Even the just credible tests I lay on myself cuz I sorta want to fit in turn my world pink and elephantine.
Does my world exsist?
Nah.
Squishing this me into a tiny cell I give myself as a sanity challenge doesn’t only look weird.
Squashes brain, constricts heart, deflates lungs, feet and hands cramp and tingle, tucked in tight.
I am gonna fit in. I wanna live in the world.
To live in here, is to fit in here.
Toes can’t even wiggle.
Wooooot! I am sane!
That and love began to exist the precise instant science figured out how to prove it does.
Before that, it didn’t exsist.