No. 004

October 3, 2024·18 lines·1 min read

And you are magic

Floating in a pale blue sky.

Imagine a crystal vase Filled with clear warm water Floating in a pale blue sky. As you watch and observe You may start to see tiny specks of dirt Almost imperceptibly appear and cloud the water Filling the vase. Reach out with your mind's hand Grab the vase, and pour out the slightly polluted water And place the vase back in the sky. It will be refilled with perfect clear warm water Once again. You can do this infinite times, whenever you Wish. You mind is the water And you are magic.

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No. 4

18 lines · 1 min read

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