Dark Lines

Hotel in Utah

He sat on the Veranda staring at the sky
Out of the Air Force now
He recognised the pattern
He was always told it was top secret
and now he was the one on the fly
because he talked to much
and they heard
"Of coarse they Heard" "Shit"
The part of his brain that was good at tirades went off
both in defence of himself and against his stupidity
"Of coarse they were listening they always were listening"
The phone rang. His hand went through the wall.

Open and Transparent

the winds blow
the river turns
latent powers shunted
by rules of thought
and chemical concoctions



This is my dream,
light bearers see
nothing is hidden
A lie has to be sheltered
Once pierced There is no lie
The children see.

We all are offered this path.
The cross road
to be willing to see the truth
against our training
to open our eyes

to look with unflinching love, fearless
at the painful truth
and with its lighted sword
follow within its force

Juggernaut

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For the Hindu god, see Jagannath.
For other uses, see Juggernaut (disambiguation).
The Car of Juggernaut, as depicted in the 1851 Illustrated London Reading Book.

A juggernaut (About this sound American pronunciation (help·info)) is a term used to describe a literal or metaphorical force regarded as unstoppable. It is often applied to a large machine or collectively to a team or group of people working together, and often bears association with crushing or being physically destructive.

Battle Greece and Persia Cross Pollination

Pollination