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the playground

a stream of consciousness

By Kayleigh Fraser ✨Published 3 years ago 1 min read
the playground
Photo by Tim Cooper on Unsplash

We could spend a thousand lifetimes

In this mine

Designed by the minds

Of gods and men

Man made hell

God made heaven

Limbo between

Dip in

Dip out

Go deep

into sleep

Lucid dreams.

Wake up.

Not for long

Not too far

Balance is the place

Without a bar.

.

Wisdom imparts

From deep in your heart

Desensitised?

Re-sensitise!

Take off your disguise

For how much of this world

is founded on lies

Breaking trust

Hearts rust

Human bots decay

As AI allays

.

Reassure me

Rise

Look into my eyes

Tell me once more

That I am your prize

Together is all

I want from this mine

I’ve been to the silt

of worlds unkind

Tell me once more

From your embrace

Tell me once more

As you caress my face.

.

Tell me about this world

of my creation

That I can do anything

Through the power of vibration.

Tell me again as I fall to sleep

That you’ll never give me

reasons to weep

Tell me again never to run

Tell me once more

The best is yet to come

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Random rhymes and ramblings!

I had no idea what to name this or what photo to choose.

I settled on this one after not too much thought because my opening is essentially describing the playground of earth and the game of truth and deception that we are all actors in…

questioning the nature of reality…

whilst underneath all of it, stripped bare, we are desperately seeking reassurance and connection.

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About the Creator

Kayleigh Fraser ✨

philosopher, alchemist, writer & poet with a spirit of fire & passion for all things health & love related 💫

“Darkness to me is like water to the sea”

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    Written by Kayleigh Fraser ✨