The mind and it’s written consent.

~ Christopher Thompson (Pryderi.org)

There is an accomplice to my hand,

Which is apt to mirror the eye.

Yet in this reflected vista

There exists little which is as plain as life.

What was intended to accompany the soul,

Is in conflict with the souls’ true reality.

The substance of reasoning,

The recollections with which I think,

Are not necessarily always of this place.

They are of the characteristics

Of an extra consciousness.

The language used is simply a tool,

Like a crane,

Which lifts and transfers concepts.

The accomplice to my hand then

Is the mind.

All that is sensed during our period,

Is subject to interpretation.

Life gets compressed in memory,

Through the process

And purpose of explanation.

The important values in life

Are not to be discovered in packets,

Neither are they existent

In things mechanical.

C2019 Chris Thompson

Published by Christopher Thompson (Pryderi.org)

Saturated by the stream of consciousness and thinking aloud. Attempting to be heard over this loud scratching of my pen on the page. Seeing life mostly through the rear view mirror, but still able to spectate the here and now. Watchful for the future.

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