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Something Is Beginning, I Think

By David MuñozPublished 6 months ago 1 min read
Something Is Beginning, I Think
Photo by Aamir Suhail on Unsplash

The world is smoldering

with the fires of another useless war,

designed as distraction, designed as policy.

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But something is beginning, I think.

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All the energy cycles are pointing

to great endings, illusions lifting,

the final shudders of a decaying empire.

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But something is beginning, I think.

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Nero seeks to hide the cracking foundation

with garish gilded gold, erecting

monuments to himself at every opportunity,

*

but something is beginning, I think.

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Spring is here now, the equinox paired

with brilliant Mercury emerging

from its hibernation, which tells us

*

something is beginning, I think.

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Soon Neptune will station in the heart of Sol,

dissolving the stories we’ve been told,

offering the opportunity for new foundations

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because something is beginning, I think.

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We are witnessing the final paroxysms,

the death of the old ways, the splintering

of falsehood and bravado and ego,

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because something is beginning, I think.

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The only way to survive it all, to endure the pain,

is to recognize our shared humanity,

realize we are all eternal souls living a human experience.

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This is the only way something new begins, I think.

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About the Creator

David Muñoz

I'm a recovering artist in Austin, Texas. Stoic student, mystic, writer, poet, guitarist, father, brother, son, friend. I am an eternal soul living a human experience. Part of that experience is working through my stuff by making art.

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