As you slip and slide into slumber n ride the
liminal line down to drowsy trance and the flow of rich imagery runs then you
will know the realms and blissful tracks that the Caterpillar tacks and the
meanings of hence where and whence he-s coming from and whitherfore whence he
goeth forth hence – thoroughly spending spilled shillings and pence –
thoughtfully though full-throated rough roared the guttural guitar throat of
the hummingbird-shaggy-yak-thing as it spoke –
Tasting the moment – living in visionary bliss - dragons draw the cloud-curtain back on jade-mountain - Breathing in and out the hermit is fulfilled - From the heart of the yogi flows the grace-wave - Blessing and blessing innumerable beings - Cultivating the mind of nothing - Walking in silence through misty bamboo-groves at dawn - Filling the water-jar - Pouring the silvery tea - Painting the rain over the mountain and forest-trees swaying in the wind-s blasting and rain like rice falling - Keeping the mind of kindness - Friendly to all – the hermit has a quiet heart - The heart firm in love has no room for enmity – bliss only and the light of knowing - The mind is not made of bricks and straw nor wood and sand – this sparkling mind you cannot hold in your hand - It-s shape and colour defy the most thorough search or analysis – In short it is a butterfly which temporary meat-hands grasp not through rough grabbings-at but only through sagacious contemplations and thus sat the sage and knew not no rage for his heart he had cleansed and the rain washed his thoughts true and few - Oh whistling wind aloft in the sky so close carry the great grace-wave of the quiet-hearted yogis afar scattered in realms of deep tranquillity quilted in natures originality and glimpsed in sparkling contemplativeness on loving-kindliness and empty-handedness – as in space and the blue wave of time that runs and ripples through it like the spark of feeling that lights the living flesh and life-s flickering fiery candle that burneth up bright – alive – alive – alive – and quiet sat the yogi –
Trying to get to the other side of the city –
crossing towns familiar imagined and spectral aglow – busing around the city
and following symbolic streets through half-familiar thoroughfares and cobbled
back-alleys muses and the tinkling guitars of the gypsies again - Also a chalk hill – also a falling leaf – also
a leaping trout – also the falling rain – also the rustling wind – also the
trundling of wheels – also the clacking of heels – also the fringes of feels –
also the movements of eels – also the running of feet – city streets a-throng
and the river of time never pauses –
Singing the song of the irrational flow of
unconscious gossamer The Invertebrate Press has also published the unique novel
“The Kramvil” which is to be found in “The Horned Whale” by Jeremy Schanche
- ISBN:
978-0-9934909-1-0 - The book contains two other stories plus some
poetry and glossaries - The Invertebrate Press also publishes The Limpet – a monthly journal of world-events - You can find The Caged Crusader website here -
Tasting the moment – living in visionary bliss - dragons draw the cloud-curtain back on jade-mountain - Breathing in and out the hermit is fulfilled - From the heart of the yogi flows the grace-wave - Blessing and blessing innumerable beings - Cultivating the mind of nothing - Walking in silence through misty bamboo-groves at dawn - Filling the water-jar - Pouring the silvery tea - Painting the rain over the mountain and forest-trees swaying in the wind-s blasting and rain like rice falling - Keeping the mind of kindness - Friendly to all – the hermit has a quiet heart - The heart firm in love has no room for enmity – bliss only and the light of knowing - The mind is not made of bricks and straw nor wood and sand – this sparkling mind you cannot hold in your hand - It-s shape and colour defy the most thorough search or analysis – In short it is a butterfly which temporary meat-hands grasp not through rough grabbings-at but only through sagacious contemplations and thus sat the sage and knew not no rage for his heart he had cleansed and the rain washed his thoughts true and few - Oh whistling wind aloft in the sky so close carry the great grace-wave of the quiet-hearted yogis afar scattered in realms of deep tranquillity quilted in natures originality and glimpsed in sparkling contemplativeness on loving-kindliness and empty-handedness – as in space and the blue wave of time that runs and ripples through it like the spark of feeling that lights the living flesh and life-s flickering fiery candle that burneth up bright – alive – alive – alive – and quiet sat the yogi –
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