The ballad of hazardous (or blissful) cascades of emotions

Sometimes the illusion of a happening happens

sometimes the emotions roll over

sometimes the pathogens of spilled over desire

sabotages the pilgrimage of the heart

sometimes it is good

to divert attention

towards the non-attentive nerves

sometimes it is okay to be

what we are

sometimes it is really a exhilaration of the existential to be

in those moments of rapture

where time ceases to exist

and you and me measure the moment

through a deeper turmoil of being alive

sometimes it is good to fall

sometimes the brain functions paralyzes

and the raw nerves get pricked up

sometimes we gain our sanity

by responding to the deep trance

of the emotional

and the physical

Sometimes we need to paraphrase guilt

when love envelopes our being,

there is an absence of guilt

and presence of something divine, something which cannot be deciphered,

defined or

even transferred to someone else's

perspective

What happened was something

that would have happened in a dream

Sometimes there is a need

to live the dream

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