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Become Me

I was born in my mother’s womb but she did not create me.

By The Knowledge Published 6 years ago 1 min read
Become Me
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I was born in my mother’s womb

but she did not create me

I eat the salt of this earth

but I do not belong to her

It is through this body that I walk

but I am not it

It is my mind through which I work

but it could not contain me

In the limitations of time and space I live

but it has not denied me

unboundedness

I was born like you, I eat like you,

sleep like you, and I will die like you

but the limited has not limited me,

life’s bondages have not bound me

As the dance of life progresses,

this space, this unboundedness,

has become unbearably sweet

Become love and reach out

Become me

surreal poetry

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    Written by The Knowledge